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May 11, 2016
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Our city is prepared for major threats from fire In light of the recent situation in Fort McMurray,
May 10, 2016
- The mental health strategy lacks concrete outcomes ( Comment ) The Yukon NDP official Opposition is welcoming the Government of Yukon’s new mental wellness strategy.
May 9, 2016
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Remembering remarkable Yukon women in mining ( Comment ) Ed. note: this is the final part of a three-part mini-series observing Yukon Mining and Geology Week (last week). T
May 6, 2016
- Like your smart phone? Then thank a miner! ( Comment ) Our government was very pleased to pay tribute to Yukon Mining and Geology Week yesterday in the legislative assembly.
- Remembering remarkable Yukon women in mining ( Comment ) Ed. note: this is the second part of a three-part mini-series timed for Yukon Mining and Geology Week. The writers are with Yukon Women in Mining (YukonWIM ).
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Medical assistance in dying – lessons from our moms ( Comment ) I want to use this column to explore the complex issue of death and, in particular, “medical assistance in dying”.
- I ask Yukon libraries to free the Internet ( Comment ) Limiting Internet access in Yukon public libraries restricts access to information for Yukon citizens who could otherwise benefit from Internet freedom.
May 5, 2016
- We are slowly being politically tranquilized! In the previous century, John Maynard Keynes was widely followed as an expert in guiding an economy beset by a recession to recover.
- Get ready for the other Clinton’s presidency ( Comment ) Shortly before John Kasich dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday, leaving Donald Trump as the only candidate, the Ohio governor put up a spoof video on the Internet.
- Remembering remarkable Yukon women in mining ( Comment ) Ed. note: this is the first part of a three-part mini-series timed for Yukon Mining and Geology Week. The writers are with Yukon Women in Mining.
May 4, 2016
- War’s impacts were key to Yukon’s development ( Uffish Thoughts ) he Yukon has contributed more, politically and economically, to Canada than its small population would actually suggest, says historian Ken Coates. He says this a matter of conscious choice during the First World War.