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hunger takes many forms

They have called the man whose feast day we celebrate on March 17, by many names: Patricius, Patrice, Padraig or Patrick.

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Save the goldpannerOpen letter to Bill Barnie,Bill, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it.Give your head a shake.

It’s nothing serious, just war

Canada is now a nation at war, and as far as the country’s prime minister is concerned, it’s not a serious issue.

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Brutalized caribouIt is very positive how much attention has paid towards the protection of ANWR and the Porcupine caribou calving grounds from US…

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Please, expand bus scheduleOpen letter to Whitehorse Transit management,I’m a single parent of my six-year-old girl.

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Half traditional, half notI was very disappointed to learn the court ruled against me and for the Ta’an Kwach’an Council in the recent…

A vision for the past

Sometime during the early 1980s Canada lost one of its most serious, influential and visionary political factions: the Progressive Conservatives.

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Departing directorspeaks outI would like to use the courtesy of this letter to the editor to say a final farewell to readers of my Yukon News…

what are we fighting for1

Sixty-two per cent of respondents to a recent Globe and Mail survey are opposed to sending Canadian troops into combat in Afghanistan.

signs of the times

Locals know where to find the best eateries.On my first night in Gaborone, Botswana, a land-locked republic in southern Africa, friends…