Canadian casino executive and his wife sneaked into remote town to get injections meant for older population
On a chilly morning in late January, three planes landed on the lone airstrip of a remote community in northern Canada.
The first two carried members of a mobile team from the Yukon territory’s health department who were there to give Covid-19 vaccines to the residents of Beaver Creek. The tiny settlement of about 100 inhabitants had been prioritised because of its older population, many of whom belong to the White River First Nation.
