Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

A sourdough on the Sunshine Coast With reluctance, we leave the land of the rain people and motor south, creeping at four knots toward Queen Charlotte Strait.
What does the NDP and its leader stand for? ( Comment ) It’s time to dissect part of the glowing embers left over from the ash heap of the 2016 Yukon fall election results.
A capital budget arrives, visits and vanishes ( Editorial ) Whether the current mayor and council like it or not, their mandate is becoming increasingly centred around the expensive plans for a vast new city operations building.

Why is no one speaking up for business? In September 1939, after Germany invaded Poland, Britain, which had an obligation under a treaty to defend the nation,
An advisory and information about ransomware ( Comment ) On Tuesday, Diane McLeod-McKay, B.A., J.D., the territory’s Information and Privacy Commissioner,

Clouds of reality obscure PM’s ‘sunny days’ ( Musings ) It has been roughly a year now since the federal Liberal Party of Canada under leader Justin Trudeau formed the new Canadian government.
After defeat and despair, the Yukon Party regroups ( Editorial ) Lingering in chastened adjustment-mode as it ends 14 consecutive years in charge,

Investing public should hold onto their hats A great number of investment “experts” deride gold.
Half the world’s jobs are going away “The notion that Uber in London is a mosaic of 30,000 small businesses linked by a common “platform” is, to our minds, faintly ridiculous,” said one of the judges on the employment tribunal.

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