Opinions Archive
Popular discussions
December 15, 2009
- Let's stage a national summit on pensions ( Comment ) Canada's finance ministers will meet in Whitehorse on Thursday and Friday to talk about pensions.
December 11, 2009
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A Yukoner occupies the Hall of Honour Today in the Hall of Honour in the Centre Block of the House of Commons, there is a piece of high-toned Yukon history.
- A Christmas memory from 60 years ago ( Comment ) Two weeks before Christmas 1949, I was shopping in the Northern Commercial Company's store on First Avenue in Whitehorse,
- Saving this club requires a unified voice ( Comment ) There is something very wrong with the way the Yukon government,
December 10, 2009
- Copenhagen: as expected, a disappointment ( Comment ) Copenhagen is turning into exactly the sort of shambles everybody feared it would be.
- Open house will raise funds for food bank Ed. note: this statement is from the Yukon Employees' Union.
- The division of labour is changing dramatically Headlines now proclaim that more women work than men, and too, females make up 70 per cent of part-time workers.
December 9, 2009
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Boundary issue is 184 years old and counting ( Comment ) One of the few actual international border issues between Canada and the U.S. has surfaced yet again.
December 4, 2009
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The proposal for these tailings terrifies me ( Comment ) I am the mayor of the small community of Buchans in central Newfoundland.
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Demand real science before signing the cheques ( Musings ) Demand real science before signing the cheques
- Long nights and politics: some reflections ( Comment ) It is a Yukon winter morning, and as I begin to write this column, I am in the middle of a blackout.
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The mystery of the old riverboat chair ( Comment ) That was a great story in the Star last month on finding the sunken Gold Rush sternwheeler, A.J. Goddard, in Lake Laberge.
- It's true: you can go back to yesterday Earlier this year, I went to a "stag” for a lifetime Yukoner who, after 65 years of the single life, was finally getting married.
- Weak in numbers, but profound in influence (editorial) For a party with just two MLAs, and having come off an unexciting leadership acclamation, the New Democrats are sure making an issues-oriented impact.
December 3, 2009
- The publication should be made worthwhile Those over 50 years of age, the so-called "zoomers”,