Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Hunters are showing insufficient respect The First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun is disappointed with the lack of respect that hunters have demonstrated when harvesting moose within our territory.
We oppose opening this moose hunt Following the worst wildfire season the province of British Columbia has ever seen,
It’s time for a one-of-a-kind memorial park When travelling the eastern portion of North America and within two to three hours’ drive of Gettysburg, Penn.,

You’re about to pay a lot more in taxes I’m forecasting that we’ll have a 15 per cent increase in energy costs,
Technology presents challenges for information laws Sometime during its current mandate,
Smell the roses and show respect for others Re: what a wonderful world (it could be).
The ‘knock on the door’ lingers decades later As September comes to a close, it always leaves on a note of sadness.

Don’t Whitehorse pedestrians have rights as well? I write this letter with a heavy heart.
When the government says this, I flinch Back in ’64 at Whitehorse Elementary School, Grade 7, we had a memorable teacher.
Infilling areas is a positive policy It’s a great move by the City of Whitehorse to infill some areas around the city.
Go back to the drawing board, Mr. Morneau Ed. note: this is a letter to federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau.

We’re witnessing a city in a true crime crisis Hello, mayor and council, territorial leaders and the Yukon RCMP.
Residents should reject this latest LIC move Regarding the City of Whitehorse’s latest local improvement charge (LIC; Star, Sept. 22),

Slash the absurd size of YG’s civil service This Liberal government has more money than any previous government in history,
Say again, mayor and council? This is an open letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
What’s the point of this YG plan? So I see the Yukon government wants input from groups on what to do with the Societies Act (Star, Sept. 20).
Let’s tackle government employees’ stress woes There have been many Yukon government staff members off on leave, and stress is the cause of up to 70 per cent of the cases.

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