Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Let's avoid similar tragedies in the dark Our family dog, a 12-year-old golden retriever named Holly, died last Friday evening after a hit-and-run accident on Nisutlin Drive.

Many homeless need help with sobriety, esteem In response to all the interest in the lives of the homeless people of Whitehorse,
Their generosity is overwhelming "Meatless Monday鈥�.
Thanks to all who helped! We would like to give our heartfelt thanks to everyone from Faro and the Yukon involved in the search for the two missing hunters (Star, Oct. 5).

Remember: there are two sides to every story! As a Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation (LSCFN) member,
Board hearings have created many questions Re: Yukon Utilities Board cost of service hearings.
ATV survey omits pertinent questions Ed. note: this is an open letter to the City of Whitehorse and the Yukon government.
You have work to do, Mr. Blackburn Ed. note: this is a letter to Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn.
In defence of conscientious cab drivers This is a response to the Oct. 6 letter "Try walking a mile in a cop's shoes鈥�.
History studies would have taught the PM this vital knowledge Ed. note: this is a letter to Yukon Senator Dan Lang.

Senator's claim is off-base I wish to respond to Senator Dan Lang's assertion in Tuesday's newspaper
A display of utter disdain I want to thank Don Roberts for starting the list of troubling issues the present Yukon Party government is responsible for (Star letters, Oct. 8).

Columnist was selective in his facts I am writing to correct the record regarding a column you published from Michael L. Blais, "Stand for those who have stood for you!鈥�, Oct. 1.
The Las Vegas incident changes nothing The request for the resignation of Eddie Skookum, the chief of the Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation,
You give all hunters a bad name This is an open letter to the nut bar troglodyte driving around town with a moose head strapped to the headache rack of his red, one-ton, flat bed like a bobble head trophy.

Open the forum floor to all! The current Champagne-Aishihik First Nations chief and councillors set the evenings of Oct. 5 and 13 for forums for all candidates running in upcoming elections.
Our MP bowed to his boss, not the voters Re. Mr. Paul Christensen's letter ("Writer should reference his sources鈥�) in the Oct. 1 Star.
Here's a brainchild: leave the horses alone! The confusing case of the wild horses (Star, Oct. 5) is a direct example of the need or wanting desire for some departments to micro-manage just about everything.
A challenge to live the green way October 10, 2010 鈥� 10/10/10 鈥� is a global day of action around climate change.
The industry must learn to share the watershed Ed. note: this is a submission to the Peel Watershed Planning Commission.
Remove the task force's biases I read in the Whitehorse Star, the Sept. 29th edition,
Apprehending four-hoofed slaves Re: "Rounded-up horses galloping toward auction鈥� (Star, Oct 5).
What has happened to Yukon politics? I have lived in the Yukon for 45 years.
Media tried to link bill to the prime minister A couple of points about the National Rifle Association (NRA) and the CBC "story鈥� that convieniently arose just days before the vore in Parliament on Bill C-391.

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