Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

We’re aiming common-sense laws at gun violence There’s been robust debate in Yukon on the perceived impact of the new federal firearms legislation, Bill C-71.
A criminal investigation is needed Ed. note: this is a letter to Environment Minister Pauline Frost and Walt Monegan, the commissioner of the Alaska Department of Public Safety.
We decamp with gratitude and a garage sale Goodbye … and thank you. You, the patrons of the Robert Service Campground, have enriched our lives more than you can ever know.

A peaceful solution is the best The Bible includes the quote “An Eye for an Eye,” and this seems to be the current solution to the problems in Syria.

Main Street users are being driven away! I have been a citizen of Whitehorse for over 50 years,
Semi-sober thoughts about creeping socialism Socialism only succeeds by convincing most of the people to give up their privileges.

Semi-sober thoughts about legalized pot Why don’t old prospectors smoke or toke?

It’s tough to bid against the giants Before the Liberal government came to power in the Yukon,
Recalling how elk first arrived in Yukon As early as 1946, the Yukon Fish and Game had been urging the territorial government to import elk and bison into the Yukon.
Conservative and Liberal values often differ Canadian values not only differ, they are often diametrically opposed.

Gas attack: Ottawa’s complicity in war is un-Canadian There remains little physical possibility or space left for a gas attack to have occurred, beyond perhaps the spraying of a few bedbugs with an aerosol can.

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