Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

The Peel planning process has failed Yukon residents The Peel planning region hosts some of the Yukon's and Canada's most significant mineral deposits,
Reforming First Nations-RCMP relations ( Comment ) There are no surprises for the general public in the recent poll released by the Kwanlin Dun First Nation.
The costly proposition of paring parking demands ( Editorial ) In keeping with the 21st-century resolve to encourage green, energy-conscious urban centres,

We continue to build the economy, fight crime ( Comment ) Parliament resumed in September, and the government's priority continues to be the economy and the creation of more new jobs.

A Gun Owners Against Violence Against Women campaign? ( Comment ) On Sept. 22, Parliament narrowly voted to maintain the long gun registry.
Another weak leader would cripple the Liberals I seems that, no matter what openings Stephen Harper's government presents to the opposition,
Taking a bridge to a big mystery ( Uffish Thoughts ) Driving back to Dawson from Whitehorse on Wednesday,
Profiles in courage take a stand ( Editorial ) It may not be perplexing legalese inscribed in official records of proceedings,

The hidden costs of corporate corruption Certainly, one would hope that the prevailing, widespread commercial corruption is ending.
Pirates and private navies in the 21st century ( Comment ) The good news is that something is finally going to be done about the pirates who infest the Somali coast and raid far out into the Indian Ocean.

There is help out there for Yukon farmers ( Comment ) A constant need to keep up to change and competition, and to overcome adversity, has always characterized Canada's agriculture industry and the lives and fortunes of our farmers.

Violence against women violates human rights ( Comment ) The use of male intimidation and violence has been a strategic way for men to hold positions of power over women for many years.

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