Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

Trail-building program a remarkable success Creating a strong, diverse economy that creates jobs in our communities and helps to prepare our youth for those jobs are priorities of our government.
Electoral and responsible gov’t. reforms since 1848 ( Comment ) The very first prime minister of Canada,

Evolving technology can be a nightmare As if the financial community were not already beset by all kinds of problems,
Brazil after Dilma contemplates its challenges ( Comment ) On Tuesday, former Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff left the presidential palace in Brasilia and boarded a plane for her adopted home city of Porto Alegre.

A Sourdough seeks new adventure on the Sunshine Coast SWANSON BAY, A GHOST TOWN – Captain Rick Cousins and myself, Dawn Kostelnik, are onboard the 33-foot C&C sailboat Starduster.
True North – Standing up for Yukoners and a healthy economy The Yukon Party government believes in ensuring that, no matter what the challenge is, we find solutions that make sense in the North.

For most retirees sandy beaches, golf courses not realistic As we go through life we find that our cost of living rises exponentially. Clothes cost more.
Welcome to the Anthropocene, a time when humans are shaping the Earth Geology moves very slowly, and so do geologists.

Colombia finally reaches ceasefire after decades of civil war After 52 years of war, the guns finally fell silent in Colombia at midnight on Sunday, when permanent ceasefires were proclaimed both by the Revolutionary

Making Yukon’s student financial assistance even better The Yukon government has been supporting Yukon students with funding for post-secondary education for more than 40 years.
What about strategically voting for new faces? Any environmentally-aware Yukoners concerned about their environment need to remember in the coming months
In the U.S., it’s choosing the lesser of two evils Well, another month has already passed, and a lot has happened since my last column.

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