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Keith Halliday

Canada, Whitehorse
As seen in: Whitehorse, Yukon News, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, Financial Post, Calgary Herald, Vancouver Sun, The Province, Regina Leader-Post, Winnipeg Sun, The Kingston Whig-Standard, Fort McMurray Today and
Consultant & author. Living the dream in the Yukon, author of Aurore of the Yukon and Yukonomist in the Yukon News, host of Klondike Gold Rush History podcast
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This summer, give the gift of life - Yukon News

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By Keith Halliday
| Whitehorse, Yukon News
This week’s column begins with an exercise: Imagine you are at a scenic Yukon campground a few hours drive from the nearest hospital, and someone special in your life is bleeding profusely from a bad axe cut. Now, put down the newspaper, go out to your vehicle, and find your first aid kit. Okay, some questions now that you’re back. One: Did you even find a first aid kit in your vehicle? Two: If you did, how many minutes did it take to find it?
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Yukonomist: Squirrelmageddon - Yukon News

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By Keith Halliday
| Whitehorse, Yukon News
Of course it was the squirrels. I was out of town, deep in squirrel territory actually, but friends tell me there were not one but two long power outages last weekend. No, the squirrels didn’t go on strike and stop running in their megawatt-scale squirrel wheel in Yukon Energy’s blue building at Schwatka Lake. Instead, Yukon Energy’s Facebook post said that squirrels “coming into contact with energized components” caused the problems.
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Yukonomist: Borders matter, sadly even for caribou - Yukon News

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By Keith Halliday
| Whitehorse, Yukon News
In a recent column, I asked you to imagine how zesty it would be to chair a public meeting on building a nuclear reactor inside Whitehorse city limits. Now, if that didn’t get your heart rate into the red zone, I have an even spicier idea. One that is 10 times further up the Scoville Heat Unit scale into the public policy equivalent of ghost pepper territory. Picture yourself as an official at the Department of Economic Development.
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