More than 200 sea, air, and army cadets, including some from Yellowknife, took part in summer training at the Whitehorse Cadet Training Centre.

The seasonal adventure started on July 29 and finished on Aug. 23, said Frances Ogilvie, a public affairs officer for the regional cadet support unit.

Nadia Bonhomme, 16, is one of the cadets based in Yellowknife. 

SA国际影视传媒淭his summer at Whitehorse I have worked with cadets from coast to coast to coast in Canada who all support each other," she stated.

Bonhomme has completed four years of cadet training now, having joined the organization in October 2020, according to Ogilvie.

The program is meant for youth between the ages of 12-19.

Bonhomme is part of the Yellowknife Elks Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron. Since joining that unit, she's attended basic and advanced aviation courses and is currently becoming a drill and ceremonial instructor.

"They intend on taking their power pilot exam shortly to open future opportunities," the squadron stated of the progressing cadets.