Molly Okalik has achieved something that no one can ever best her at.

The recreation co-ordinator for Whale Cove, Okalik, 25, is the first Nunavut graduate from the Recreation North training program.

Okalik said the course began in October 2018 and carried on throughout the year.

She said the program was delivered online, with a conference call being held for all the participants every two weeks.

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Okalik said she was never really planning for a career in recreation.

She said she's always been open to new things, so, when the rec co-ordinator job became open, she decided to apply.

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