Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

It’s blood and oil, not Saudis against fracking ( Comment ) It’s blood and oil, not Saudis against fracking ( Comment )
Yukon’s newest campground will have much to offer ( Comment ) As we drove out from Whitehorse toward Carcross earlier this month to check out the progress on the new Conrad Campground,
This plant mustn’t foil a sensible energy future ( Comment ) Construction of Yukon Energy’s $43-million liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage and electricity generating facility is complete.
The Tories are no protectors of our environment ( Comment ) According to Devon Page, the executive director of Ecojustice, our environmental laws are getting worse, not better.

Without industry integrity, investors are lost The guiding philosophy of the investment business should be the maintenance of integrity.
The global economy: is this a perfect storm? ( Comment ) You know how it is with buses? You wait ages for one, far longer than seems reasonable – and then three arrive all at once.

Of tangled webs of hair and Senator Mike Duffy ( Uffish Thoughts ) This is 2015. Didn’t anyone learn any of the lessons from the second term of Richard Nixon’s presidency?

Who wins and who loses in Yukon Zinc’s restructuring ( Comment ) On Sept. 2, Yukon businesses will vote on whether to receive a fraction of the money they are owed for work completed at the Wolverine Mine.

Chukchi Sea drilling threatens Yukon’s North Slope ( Comment ) I believe that Washington’s approval for Shell to drill in the Arctic Alaskan Chukchi Sea has the potential for damage to Yukon’s North Slope and Canadian Arctic waters.

Protection, research are ongoing at Herschel Island ( Comment ) As ministers for the Departments of Environment and Tourism and Culture,
It’s a Conservative-Liberal race in the Yukon ( Comment ) The federal Conservatives are now in a retreat mode, both government-wise and regarding who may make the best leader.

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