Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

Berlusconi's return: the curse of the undead Abraham Lincoln was right: You can fool all the people some of the time, and you can fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
New working environments are making their mark Frequently nowadays, one can see someone opening a laptop in a Starbucks and working away, apparently oblivious to the other people there.

Our federal government is building a better Canada ( Comment ) Summer is finally here, and Parliament has recessed until September.
Lynden Dorval stood up for what he thinks is right ( Musings ) In late May, the Edmonton Public School Board suspended high school physics teacher Lynden Dorval.
Would the sole mayoral candidate mirror Buckway? ( Comment ) The territorial Tories (Yukon Party) refused to talk about the Peel watershed and mining prior to the October 2011 election.
Lessons learned amid the tears for a lost life ( Editorial ) Yukoners, like Canadians everywhere, have made vast strides in preparing and maintaining safe immediate environments for their children.

The bond market will remain alive and well For quite some time now, market "experts” have predicted that bond prices would fall, stating that interest rates were going to rise soon, entailing a weak bond market.
Summer weather records topple like dominoes ( Comment ) It was 42 degrees C (107 degrees F) in St. Louis, Missouri, last weekend, about the same as in Saudi Arabia.

Do industry's needs trump environmental concerns? Both the federal and territorial governments seem less concerned about the environment and more concerned about being on the side of industrial development. If I'm wrong, then I invite them to answer a few questions in this paper.

Our territory could be a genuine Arctic leader It is encouraging to see that the premiers of the three northern territories have taken an interest in Canada's chairpersonship of the Arctic Council in 2013.

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