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January 25, 2019
- PM needs a foreign policy rethink As most people know, Justin Trudeau used to teach drama.
- Let’s relegate these LIEberal buffoons to history! In the lead-up ballyhoo prior to the 2015 Canadian federal election,
- Here’s an ode to 2019 in Canada Among all the other things,
- Pact summons hordes of freeloaders to our soil Adieu, Canada.
- Court decision is a travesty The latest action of the Supreme Court in the U.S.A. is shameful.
- Why bother with safety laws? I noticed a couple of vehicles driving around town with bright blue head lamps, so I dug into the Motor Vehicle Safety Act and came across this little note:
- We have insanity on wheels Speeding.
- Our PM needs a backbone Ed. note: this is a letter to Yukon MP Larry Bagnell.
- This board didn’t communicate and showed a lack of regard This board didn’t communicate and showed a lack of regard
- Why support this tainted and cruel black eye for Yukon? Ed. note: this is an open letter to the Yukon government.
January 23, 2019
- Remembering The Great War Lightning flashed and thunder roared inside the smoke-filled clouds billowing across the desolation of their quagmire stage.
- Well done on the tougher laws! The new stricter drunk driving laws in Canada have been well-received by most, although there are a few concerns, mostly from misguided civil libertarians.
- Why do we need this study every five years? The Yukon’s Condominium Act 2015 regulations are currently under discussion, and one of the act’s stipulations is establishing a reserve fund.
January 22, 2019
- These speeches inspired, united I have a book at home, Speeches that Shaped the Modern World, by Alan Whiticker.
- Minister Pillai picks a fight with placer miners In July 2018,
- Is government oversight now the normal here? Yukoners are accustomed to government oversight (federal, municipal and territorial).
January 21, 2019
- Controllers salute their U.S. colleagues The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner published an article Saturday reporting that Canadian air traffic controllers at the Whitehorse airport tower contacted the East Ramp Wood Fired Pizza restaurant,
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves the North out in the cold On Jan. 14, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet in the wake of Treasury Board president Scott Brison’s resignation.
- You must take illegal drug dealing seriously This letter is in regard to the ongoing and growing opioid crisis in our country and our territory.
January 18, 2019
- This area is an accident waiting to happen Having had several run-ins with the traffic at the Yukon Centre Mall,
- Governments screw it up – and we pay for it Does overlapping bureaucratic dithering create oversight implications?
January 17, 2019
- Here’s a better way to fight forest fires Recently, I wrote to John Horgan, B.C.’s premier, regarding an idea for much more efficient and far less expensive forest fire suppression.