Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

A perennial search for a reason to return ( Comment ) When I joined the staff at Nedaa in Whitehorse in the mid-1980s, I was a dunderhead about First Nations history.

Coming to the Yukon is like coming home In 1986,
Zimbabwe witnesses a historic change in leadership ( Musings ) In case you have not noticed, Africa is making headlines again.
With the lucrative options banished, now what? ( Editorial ) Though it occurred quietly, an ideological confrontation of historic importance was decided in Whitehorse this week.

It’s time to retire Canada’s AIDS epidemic Having turned 60 two months ago,
Reflections on a different kind of tweet “The President has absolute authority, unilateral power to order the use of nuclear weapons,” said Bruce Blair.
Affordable home ownership has many benefits Wednesday was National Housing Day.

All is quiet on the climate front ( Comment ) “Promoting coal at a climate summit is like promoting tobacco at a cancer summit,”
What is self-determination anyway? ( Uffish Thoughts ) U.S. president Woodrow Wilson wrote down his Fourteen Points for the establishment and preservation of order in the world,

Liberals need to explain glaring inconsistencies Ed. note: this commentary was released this week by the Yukon Party.
At first, Hitler used words to conquer ( Comment ) Adolph Hitler’s sole ambition in life was to rule the world, and by any means.
A bag of tricks: bicycles, cats, bananas and pigeons “These bikes are so trick!!!”
Iridesce: the Living Apology Project This past week, Whitehorse United Church opened its doors to “Iridesce: The Living Apology Project”.
The bullies and harassers are placed on notice ( Editorial ) Early in the current sitting of the legislature,

Why China won’t budge on North Korea U.S. President Donald Trump is visiting the leaders of Japan, South Korea and China, and the same topic is dominating all three conversations: North Korea.

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