Survivors of the sixties scoop met in Whitehorse today. The gathering one was of many demonstrations taking place across Canada. The rallies are protesting the federal government's proposed cash settlement for scoop survivors.

Whitehorse bus drivers will walk off the job Monday morning if a deal isn't reached.

Students in the Yukon village of Mayo have a new opportunity to learn bush craft skills. The local school has partnered with an expert to offer workshops to interested high schoolers. CBC's Alexandra Byers got the chance to join them.

CBC's Midday Cafe was broadcasting live from Takhini Arena over the noon hour at the 41st Annual Kilrich Building Centres Yukon Native Hockey Tournament.

Not great news for Yukon families going to the U-S for March break...

The 41st Yukon Native Hockey Tournament is underway at Takhini Arena and the Canada Games Centre. Teams from across the north are in Whitehorse for the largest hockey tournament north of 60. Thirty-eight teams are taking part this year. The tournament generates an estimated $1.5 million for the economy. For many, it's a chance to rendezvous with family and friends.

Are you ready for this year's Arctic Winter Games? Learn about the "Olympics of the North" before the games begin on March 18. Follow all of our 2018 AWG coverage here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/topic/Tag/Arctic%20Winter%20Games%202018

"WestJet doesn't pay its flight attendants like other airlines. It's frustrating," one WestJet employee said.

"This would be many, many, cupcake sales and because of their fine writing skills, we raised this huge amount of money," says Elijah Smith Elementary School teacher Robin Fairburn.

The 2018 Arctic Winter Games begin Sunday in Hay River and Fort Smith, N.W.T.

Sarah Marsh shares a view of "Spring: so muddy even the ravens need boots! #dirtybird#

Saturday night at Baked Cafe.