Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

After pressure from the Liberals, Pasloski agreed to attend Tuesday's forum Ed. note: Liberal Leader Arthur Mitchell has released this statement.
We ponder a Yukon Wolf Humiliation Plan ( Comment ) A couple of weeks ago, I went on a wolf howl, a rudimentary attempt to talk with wolves, connect with other beings.
The true leader is one who listens to all ( Editorial ) The Peel watershed issue is already a perceived weak link in the electoral chain the Yukon Party

Our priorities are housing, the economy, mining Ed. note: this statement was provided by the Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce.
When First Nations call, clear your slate! ( Comment ) When I was a conservation officer, I took over a patrol area that has a large First Nations area.
Remember who's the spender and who's frugal ( Musings ) At the beginning of this month, we were informed by the City of Whitehorse that it faces a budget shortfall of some $800,000.

Like the saying goes, the fools are dashing in There is an old saying: "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”

The NDP's Pandora's box begins to open At last, the federal NDP Trojan Horse basement door is starting to open. The lid has slipped off the Pandora's box, and soon, pandemonium will pour out.
The NDP forges out in a bold new direction ( Editorial ) Midway through the second week of the territorial election campaign, major crevasses are beginning to form among the three mainstream parties' philosophical and pragmatic approaches to managing a 2011-16 government.

The White Girl Series: touching the Outside Around and around they go, around and around.
Exploring new teachings and a new way The following two extracts from The Aquarian Passion Play were written in 1999.
Recreational déjà vu strikes Dawson City There was more than a slight feeling of déjà vu in the ancillary room at the Robert Service School
The falling leaves and floating promises of autumn (editorial) The first week of the election campaign has seen Yukoners summoned to a mouth-watering bonanza of populist delicacies which would tempt the purse or pocketbook of any middle-class voter.

Rotarians and Yukoners swiftly respond to disasters Although there are many ways to help the less fortunate, Yukon citizens, led by the Whitehorse Rendezvous Rotary Club and Rotary members
It's time urban planners remade suburbia When approaching the outskirts of Canada's cities, particularly at intersections, one sees gas stations, vehicle dealers with plastic, fluttering flags, and parking lots.

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