Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

I resign with a name I carry with pride Ed. note: this is a letter to members of the Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation.
Do the right thing, Mr. Fentie: resign Premier Dennis Fentie: now is the time to do the right thing and resign.
My elders are more childish than I am! Ed. note: this is a letter to Dawson City resident Stuart Schmidt.

Meeting's result is distressing I am very disappointed at the outcome of the Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation meeting on Saturday in Carmacks.
We are very proud of our new doctoral graduate, Ms. Johnson The Kluane First Nation is proud to announce the doctoral graduation of one of its citizens.
Cell phone brutality must be confronted On the same day as the Yukon's cell phone brutality issue hit the paper (Star, Nov. 4), the identical theme, "Gewaltvideos鈥�, was featured on the German documentary Bauer Ermittelt.

Let's all make the right choice on Saturday The fate of Eddie Skookum, chief of the Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation, is fast approaching, and depending on the outcome, I will continue to fight against him as leader.
This process gravely concerns us Ed. note: the Prime Minister's Office submitted this statement.
Thanks for helping our veterans Well, Halloween has come and gone except all the extra candy that we always buy, right?
I would appreciate an update! Ed. note: this is a letter to Dawson City Mayor Peter Jenkins and his town council.
The perfect musical complement to a meal The other day, I heard that there was a new restaurant in town called Ruby's, and that it was vegetarian 鈥� being a veggie, I naturally wanted to check it out.
New ID rules just make fraud easier! I recently went to get my driver's licence.
This dog didn't get a fair shake Trevor was not treated fairly, right from the get-go (Star, Nov. 2).

Liberals envision kites as our defenders Whether it is the CF-18s or the F-35s, Canada's air force needs the right equipment to protect Canadian airspace.
Check out the newsreels! This year marked the 65th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

Dogs' seizure is a travesty of justice The people who registered the complaints against the young homeless woman with the three dogs for not caring for them (Star, Nov. 2) were gravely mistaken.
I'll be thinking of my comrades on Nov. 11 Remembrance Day will soon be upon us, and I would like to share a few thoughts about some comrades of mine and why we should pause and remember them on Nov.11.
Citizens' act has become a true family affair The Minister of Community Services says the highest court in all the land has made his decision about the Municipal Act for him,

Purchasers helped a very worthy cause I'm writing this letter to thank all the people who purchased items from me at the Jack Hulland Haunts and Hollys sale on Saturday.
This discrimination is completely unjustified The Riverdale Baptist Church and particularly its leadership should pay more attention to their own salvation.
First Nation must choose a leader carefully Last Friday afternoon at the Upper Liard Lodge, in the company of others,

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