Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

We all need to do more on climate change Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukoners.
We have all paid dearly for mining's sins Sniff, sniff 鈥� do you smell that?
A splendid mechanical mating dance 鈥� at 3 a.m. It's not often that a visitor to Whitehorse gets an opportunity to witness such a fantastic display of heavy equipment in action.
鈥楿nprovoked attack' was unprecedented As one of the recipients of Trevor's (the dog's) not-too-affectionate kisses, I am appalled at the amount of media coverage and public funds wasted on this matter.
Board is supposed to protect our interests This is an open letter to Wendy Shanks, chair of the Yukon Utilities Board.

This is a good project now and into the future Yukon Energy would like to respond to recent comments in the media regarding costs for the Carmacks-Stewart transmission line.

Spend your time on matters in your purview Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council.
Return this centre to the patients Ed. note: this is a letter to Health and Social Services Minister Glenn Hart.
I know the police are doing their best While I do appreciate the Whitehorse Star providing a half-page for the Nov. 27th hit and run in Atlin article which transparently outlined victim Michael Point's situation, there were several misquotes of my perception of the RCMP.
Demanding full protection is selfish, greedy I read with interest (Monday, Nov. 30) the articles by Chuck Tobin and Scott Henderson and the letter by Karen Baltgailis. They are well-written and thought-provoking.

Gala was a tremendous success The 15th Gala de la francophonie held on Nov. 13 at the Yukon Arts Centre enchanted more than 250 people.

鈥楽care tactics' return mining to dark ages In a recent speech at the geo-science forum (Star, Nov. 25),
Phelps' movement will simply split right-leaning vote As we all know, the wolf is a very canny creature.

We may be small, but we have rights Is Keno City going to disappear?
The city continues to bite back with your money! Trevor the dog, Part 99, plus tax, plus $25,000 later (Star, Nov. 23-24).
Is this man's 鈥榗hange' a return to the dark ages? Willard Phelps says it's time for a change, like two steps back for one step forward?
Peter MacKay has smeared our hard-working member One of the Conservative Party's top caucus members, Peter MacKay, has used the so-called "10 per cent free flyers鈥�

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