A new aviation program at École St. Patrick High School in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada, is helping high school students pursue their dreams of becoming pilots. Eight students, including Leander Dun, Holly Murray, and Joseph Depew, are the first cohort to participate in this initiative, which is a collaboration between the school, Summit Air, and Super T Aviation from Medicine Hat, Alberta. The students are working towards obtaining their private pilot's licenses, spending their afternoons at Summit Air to learn essential flying skills. Recently, they received flight jackets, marking a significant milestone as they approach the end of their ground school training. Assistant principal Cindy Kimove emphasized the importance of the program in retaining pilots in the North, stating that it allows students to train locally rather than traveling south. This initiative not only provides career opportunities but also serves as an inspiration for other First Nation children, encouraging them to chase their dreams.