Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

The jail is more worrying than dog droppings I too am a Takhini resident, and I too feel sorrow for anyone who has lost a child.
You brought much positive change Ed. note: this is a letter to the late Todd Hardy, the former NDP MLA for Whitehorse Centre.
Humane society's decision compelled me to quit Re: "Why did you order this loving dog's death?鈥�, Star letters, July 30.

Is saving a life worth a little noise? First, I offer my sincerest sympathy to the Takhini parents who tragically lost their beloved child.
Ratepayers need better protection Ed. note: this is an open letter to Justice Minister Marian Horne.
Hunter was not given the chance he deserved Re: "Letter was heartfelt, but gave us few facts鈥� (Star, Aug. 2).
Land claims failing grassroots people We have 16 governments in the Yukon, and none of them can figure out how to solve the problems of the grassroots people 鈥� not only Paddy and Stella Jim (Star, June 29).

Civil servants don't run this country This is regarding a recent article I read by a Professor Mendez, "Harper vs. the public service鈥�.

I have photos of the sculpture climbers As a trolley conductor and interpreter, it really disturbed me to see people climbing on the sculpture at Shipyards Park
Help make our city better Wildlife corridors are seen all across North America, under highways, overs highways generally after the fact, but now more often built into the original plan.
The festival's negative reviews were off-base This is in response to Barb Waugh's letter on July 21 and Mark Prins' article on July 16.

This dog had attacked, and was in pain I am replying to the letter in the Whitehorse Star on Friday, July 30 from Mike Grieco to myself.
Whitehorse: a proud stallion or a donkey? This is an open letter to the City of Whitehorse municipal government.
Protect this wildlife corrridor Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council members.
Letter was heartfelt, but gave us few facts This letter is in response to that of Mike Grieco, published Friday July 30.

MLA's premature loss was very sad news I was sad to hear of the death of Todd Hardy (Star, July 28). Condolences to Louise and the children.
The highway remains in horrible condition I am an Alaskan married to a First Nations person from Champagne-Aishihik.
Are parks protected? Better think again! When is a park protected?
Why did you order this loving dog's death? Ed. note: this is a letter to Gerry Steers, president of the Humane Society Yukon.
This is downright dog abuse, not 鈥榮port' Apparently, Yukon Quest summer student Max Winkelman caught Hans Gatt on a bad day ("Catching up with a four-time Quest champion鈥�, Star, July 23).
Residents' safety and well-being are at risk Residents of Dawson City again experienced a sense of frustration and disappointment following Wednesday night's council meeting.

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