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October 4, 2016
- Liberals’ fracking moratorium is just a smokescreen Columnist Keith Halliday,
- This prime minister just can’t be trusted Investors, businesses, all peoples of Yukon:
- Now we know what will dominate the campaign So now the cat is out the sack: the carbon tax, and not fracking, will become the big election issue.
September 30, 2016
- The LNG project will A-bomb Canada – twice The gigantic LNG/fracking project announced by Environment Minister Catherine McKenna on Sept. 19 spells the A-bombing of western Canada in two respects.
- The solution isn’t found in a yes or no response On Monday, the Special Committee on Electoral Reform was in Whitehorse seeking opinions from Yukoners (Star, Sept. 27).
- We’re calling for musicians to step up! The Frostbite Music Society
- Why the royal couple chose to visit Carcross The young royals are magnificent in person. Photographs do them no justice.
September 29, 2016
- It’s been steady as she goes over the last five years Yukon has always had its ups and downs over the last 100 years, and it will continue forever.
September 28, 2016
- Yukon Party doubles down on misleading Yukoners Ed. note: Liberal Leader Sandy Silver released this statement Monday.
- The portrayal of my remarks was inaccurate An important part of my 10-minute presentation was misquoted in the overall good account by Amy Kenny,
- A carbon tax carries a range of uncertainties “We want to be on the right side of history,” Liberal Leader Sandy Silver says about a potential carbon tax (Star, Sept. 26).
- Our city badly needs transit service expansions It’s been my opinion for a while now that Whitehorse has taken a wonderful upswing in the way it is expanding to meet the rest of the world in this luxurious society we get to enjoy.
September 27, 2016
- Why are these rifles costing taxpayers so much? So finally the Rangers are getting new firearms to replace their ancient (at least 75 years old) Lee-Enfield, .303 British rifles.
- I like a good soup. Do you like soup? Historically, Yukon’s NDP has done more for First Nations in the territory than the Liberals or the Yukon Party ever can or will.
September 26, 2016
- Please appreciate the area’s beauty, biodiversity This is an open letter to the royal couple,
- The deadline for a better world is fast approaching A year ago,
- Hear a top whistleblower on fracking At 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre,