Whitehorse Daily Star: Opinions Archive

Opinions Archive

Allan Fotheringham Rae's and Iggy's egos brought them down It's a long ride, on the railroad, from Toronto to Montreal, five hours in all, with nothing but muffins and ginger ale.

An MP's future; playing Scrooge with seniors A Toronto-based television columnist wrote Monday that just after Stephane Dion won the federal Liberal party leadership, many floor delegates appeared dazed and panic-stricken, aghast at what they'd just done.
Can Dion unite the Liberals and win? Last weekend, Canadians witnessed the long-awaited end of the Liberal party leadership race, a contest that was at times boring and uninteresting, at other times controversial, exciting and seemingly divisive. It all came to a climax at the party's convention in Montreal.

By Audrey McLaughlin and Lawrence Hill Global Citizens for Change pursue justice As Canadians, we are forever searching for ways to define ourselves. Today, on the United Nations-declared International Volunteer Day, we encourage Canadians to define themselves as global citizens for change by demanding equality and justice throughout the world.

The best Christmas trees ever! Luke burst into the shop, completely ignoring the large, prominent sign I had posted that clearly stated, 'Stay the Hell out,' and scared the crap out of me at a critical point in cutting a piece of very expensive lumber.

Dan Davidson Oh, how the time in Yukon has flown DAWSON CITY Call me overcautious, but I tend not to set out on long trips in the winter when the temperature drops below -35∞C. I'm even less likely to give it a try at -40.
Michael O'Sullivan Shooting dogs is wrong and illegal No one would allow dogs to be shot in the financial district of any major city in Canada, so why should it be acceptable on native reserves?

Mike Palecek Campaign is active in 40 countries On Dec. 3, Venezuelans will go to the polls in what is sure to be a landslide victory for Hugo Chavez and his Bolivarian revolution.

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