Whitehorse Daily Star

September 18, 2018

• Let’s all create a quilt! The more you look at Whitehorse as a beautiful quilt, the more you enjoy it.
• Are more concerned candidates in the race? Incumbent city councillor Betty Irwin is running for the fourth time (Star, Sept. 4).
• Our hope is all of us to age with dignity and respect Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Sandy Silver.

September 17, 2018

• Post-attack, I remain truthfully unapologetic I have been vilified publicly and privately throughout my life.

September 14, 2018

• Beware of ticketing in Skagway! Skagway has recently put up parking signs. I got caught this week – a $25 US ticket.
• Criticism of group’s member is unwarranted Yukoners Concerned would like Mr. Jonas Smith to refrain from further public criticism of Mr. Don Roberts’ concerns with the Goldcorp proposal (Coffee Gold), which is outlined in Wednesday’s and today’s Star.

September 13, 2018

• Pointing the way to alternative options The key operating variables for my Dollar Store-frugal YUKONARM (shown above)
• ‘Offensive garbage’ has no place in the newspaper At least Wade Carrell admits that he is a redneck (Star letters, Sept. 7).

September 12, 2018

• ‘Our North, Our Heritage, Our Future’ updates party policy At the Conservative Party of Canada’s policy convention last month in Halifax,
• The truth is evaded at will George Orwell has made some very interesting statements in his lifetime. This is one of them that fits today’s political society:

September 11, 2018

• Make no mistake: we don’t want this tax! Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon MP Larry Bagnell and Premier Sandy Silver.
• A big tent with selective admission criteria Jonas Smith, in an interview about his desire to seek the nomination for the Conservative Party of Canada, self-identified as both a social Conservative and a Libertarian (Star, Sept. 6).