Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

Carbon tax is an unnecessary election distraction ( Comment ) Energy and carbon tax: call it what you will,
Seeing crooks go free is a travesty of justice! ( Musings ) I have written in the past about the failures of our legal system and how it seems to favour the perpetrator over the victim in all too many cases. Since then, I would suggest the issue has gotten worse rather than better. Seeing crooks go free is a travesty of justice! ( Musings )
From dreams of bridges to carbon footprints ( Uffish Thoughts ) I read that the Yukon Party wants to build a bridge in Whitehorse, one that the local government has not requested (Star, Oct. 20).
Mines chamber distributes campaign questionnaire ( Comment ) Ed. note: this commentary was submitted by the Yukon Chamber of Mines.

Electric mail delivery fleet lowers energy costs, gases A long overdue initiative for electric road transportation is here,
Sometimes Trump is actually right, folks Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Inflation’s components have been rising quickly U.S. president Harry Truman said mockingly of economists that he wanted one-arm economists.

The U.S. Fed has revealed its utter confusion Investors who want guidance repeatedly have turned to central banks for investing information.
Banning HFCs: it’s too late and too slow ( Comment ) The chief source of new problems is solutions to old problems.

Yukoners Concerned is trapped in 21 recommendations ( Comment ) Almost two years from the release of the legislature’s fracking committee’s report,
Will the Blue Jay juggernaut roll over the Indians? Ed. note: this monthly column returns after a summer/early fall hiatus.

The love affair with the car is winding down In previous decades, middle class North Americans were enthralled by automobiles to an extent almost unimaginable nowadays.
How do we safeguard the last intact ocean? ( Comment ) Hurray for sustainability!

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