Nathan Jordan
News Reporter/Anchor
Ph: (867) 668-6100 ext 227
Email: news@ckrw.com
Nathan is a born and raised Labradorian, hailing from the small fishing village of Forteau Bay on Labrador’s south coast. He’s a passionate traveler and storyteller with a deep-seated love of all things Northern Canada.
Over the past decade, Nathan has lived, worked, and studied in cities and towns across Atlantic and Western Canada. His travels have taken him from St John’s Newfoundland, to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and most recently, Vanderhoof and Prince George in Northern British Columbia. This is Nathan’s first foray North of 60°, and following a long trek up the Alaska Highway, he is extremely pleased to call Whitehorse his new home.
Nathan has a diploma in Radio-Television-Journalism from The Nova Scotia Community College in Halifax NS, where he graduated in 2019 with a specialization in Television Production and received the school’s ‘Highest Achievement Award’ for his stream. A Video Journalist by trade, he’s always keen to test out new equipment in new environments and is always seeking out new ways to tell the stories of the North.
His past work experience includes stints as a Production Assistant and ENG Operator with CTV News Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and most recently, he worked as a Video Journalist and Videographer with CKPG-TV in Prince George, British Columbia.
Macklen Linke
News Reporter/Anchor
Ph: (867) 668-6100 ext 226
Email: news@ckrw.com
Macklen originally hails from New Westminster, BC, and found that early childhood interests in social studies and current events led him to first explore the field of journalism. His four years as a teenager in Perth, Australia, brought a global perspective, setting the stage for a career shaped by diverse cultures.
After graduating high school in Vancouver, Mack spent his first year at Mount Royal University in Calgary and dipped his toes into studying Journalism. After his first year he transferred to Carleton University in Ottawa but the COVID-19 pandemic left him adapting to remote work.
His interest in radio journalism flourished during his time as a reporter and producer at CKCU, Carleton University’s radio station during his last semester. Now, freshly armed with a BA in Journalism and a minor in Political Science, Macklen has set his sights on Whitehorse, seeking hands-on experience and a fresh and vibrant community.
Mack’s bylines have been featured in the Calgary Journal, The Charlatan and the Capital Current covering a range of topics including social justice, local politics and the arts. In 2021 he showcased his editorial prowess as Arts and Culture editor at the Charlatan.
Beyond the newsroom, Macklen unwinds with a book and a cup of coffee or a quick guitar session; however his love of exploration lives beyond words with the Yukon’s stunning landscapes serving as his backdrop for adventure.
