Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Do Yukoners want this American trend? There’s a new trend starting with wage increases next year in the private and public sectors in the United States.

We are not prepared for a stronger economic future Is the Yukon, especially the City of Whitehorse,
Make no mistake: hunting is not slaughter I have worked in industry (lab technician, Hi-Grade Containers) as well as within wildlife management (conservation officer).

Be sure to prepare for emergencies! The Yukon government has sent out information on preparing for emergencies like earthquakes, floods and other cases.
Here are some realities about the United Way On Friday,

Let’s give our children a good start In July, I witnessed a baby being completely calmed down by the simple act of breastfeeding.
You pay taxes; Trudeau fritters them away It turns out all those selfies people take with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are costing ordinary Canadians a bundle.
A big thank you to our wildfire crews The arrival of fall weather has reduced Yukon’s risk of fire.
Bet on it: Yukon will soon be heavily mined I’ve upset my main support base with my last letter (Star, Sept. 11).
Offering a timely reminder I’m just asking
YEC presents: an LNG turbine and higher rates In the 2016 election,

Scheer bungled and fumbled the ball It had appeared the Conservative Party of Canada was going to put the arrogant, fact-twisting legacy of Stephen Harper behind it.

The care of these wonderful people was exceptional This is an open letter to home care Yukon and the doctors who looked after my wife,
Is the bureaucrats’ control of our politicians new? I see that some Yukon sectors report increased difficulties in dealing with the Yukon government
Legalized cannabis opens up many questions Cannabis will be made legal by next year.
Blindly putting the cart before the horse There are many major points the feds and the territory must consider before using taxpayers’ dollars to develop backroads into the environment.

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