Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

Trying to explain the Mystic and Mysticism I usually write from a Mystic perspective - but what is Mysticism, you will ask?
They just want to be safe, cared for and happy Storm clouds were on the horizon as my daughter and I rode in our bicycle rickshaw.
Critics should re-examine the Yukon River Quest It might be that the future of Yukon's tourism is in people who want to do something rather than people who want to see something.
Democrats definitely have some healing to do Whenever I have to decide what to write about in my column, it seems that politics come to the forefront, whether I like it or not.

Melting ice heralds a new world of opportunity Over two decades ago, at the height of the Cold War, Arctic scholar Oran Young proclaimed that the world was "entering the age of the Arctic, an era in which those concerned with international peace and security will urgently need to know much more about the region and in which policy makers in the Arctic rim states will become increasingly concerned."

Food summit hijacked by soaring prices LONDON - When they started planning the food summit in Rome a year ago, it was going to be about the impact of climate change and bio-fuels on the world's food supply.
If the company isn't focused, don't invest It is a sad fact that numbers of pension funds are investing improperly.

Where would Robert Service call home? I was walking along minding my business when out of the blue, a friend popped the question.
The human experience is summed up in a jump I jumped off a bridge the other day.

YG rules and the territorial imperative DAWSON CITY - I've been reading quite a lot of government correspondence lately, related to some stories I've been writing, and have been struck once again by the awkwardness of the government's preferred way of speaking about itself.

Bears are mighty worthy of my respect ROSS RIVER - I was recently invited to eat bear nachos one evening at some friends' house.

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