Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Outrageous assaults continue to rise Every day, our news reports and social media feeds are filled with stories of yet another violent attack on a first responder.
I look forward to getting back When I was 13 years old, I lost nearly my entire left leg to cancer.
Let鈥檚 work to reduce the level of confusion Ed. note: this is a letter to Community Services Minister Richard Mostyn.

Sometimes, a bold vision does become reality Today is the perfect day to remember the words of Jack Layton 鈥� 鈥渄on鈥檛 let them tell you that it can鈥檛 be done鈥� 鈥� because two years ago, what people said was 鈥渋mpossible鈥� became possible.
We鈥檒l hold a follow-up meeting in the Junction The Yukon government is committed to responsible mineral resource development in a way that protects the environment, respects the rights and traditions of First Nations and benefits all Yukoners.
Complex reporting system is failing Canadians Sometimes I seem like a broken record to myself, always writing about the COVID situation.
Whatever happened to 鈥榗umulative effects鈥�? Over the course of public engagement in the mineral development strategy, the assessment of cumulative effects was supported by citizens in the public engagement, and it was also recommended by the Yukon Mineral Development Strategy Independent Panel.
Our dictatorial PM must be getting worried For all of you who get your daily intake of 鈥渘ews鈥� from the mainstream media (MSN), are you aware of the biased, sanitized propaganda you are being fed?
The slumping cliffs: we are playing with fire For the third year in a row, the South Access Road has been blocked by a soil slide, causing disruptions for the citizens 鈥╫f Whitehorse.

Media are ignoring powerful testimony That was an excellent letter printed last Wednesday by Stephen Badhwar from Atlin, B.C. (鈥淲e are seeing a societal abdication of duty鈥�).
I hope the city has an explanation for this Ed. note: this is a letter to the City of Whitehorse.

Let鈥檚 turn on a dime and act! Re. concerns about traffic.
We were 鈥榗ancelled鈥� by paper鈥檚 B.C.-based owner Last week, I sent the following ad copy to the three papers in town: the Whitehorse Star, the Yukon 麻豆社区 and What鈥檚 Up Yukon:

Do the sizes of these private armies matter? The Wagner Group takes media centre stage in building outrage here in Canada against the Russians in Ukraine.
Should a civil service strike worry Yukoners? If members of the federal public service go on strike,
We are seeing a societal abdication of duty There is report of 1,544,509 adverse events related to COVID vaccines on the U.S. government Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) database

Will something be done before someone is hurt? I suggested after the first clay cliffs situation in April 2022 that the cliffs should be secured for safety 鈥� and now we have another slide.

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