Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

We can’t kick the can down the road much longer God gave Noah the rainbow sign; ‘no more water, the fire next time.’
Khadr Settlement: What were the options? On October 19, 2015 the newly elected Trudeau Government inherited a civil lawsuit against the federal government first filed by Omar Khadr in 2004.

What can we do to retain this money? Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Sandy Silver.
Shame on Justin Trudeau and his followers! Omer Khadr’s award for $10 million and being forgiven by the prime minister of Canada are a punch in the face to all the military men and women and to our RCMP.
In the wrong hands, they’d be disastrous I went to the Russian SHERP ATV demonstration July 9 at the M’Clintock River by Marsh Lake (Star, July 10).
The Liberals have thumbed their noses at our military I am at a loss to understand

Flag’s absence at city hall is a glaring omission Further to Murray Martin’s letter in the June 28 edition of the Star, I drove past Whitehorse city hall over the weekend.
The Liberals and NDP failed on the Khadr file The Liberals’ and NDP’s withholding of exonerating, conclusive and sworn legal testimony (U.S. Military Commission’s Report OC-1 CITF) from the public feeds ammunition to the Conservatives.
I anticipate a very bumpy road ahead My name is Peter Jensen.

With no policing of kennels, your pet could be in danger I have a 16-month-old Boston terrier.
Clark was willing to stand astride Trick-riding originated in ancient times.
Always be careful of identity theft! I have had credit card companies call me wanting to sell me identify theft insurance.
Their criticisms of MLA were insensitive and morally wrong On June 2, on CBC Whitehorse’s A New Day morning radio show,

Here are B.C. politics in a nutshell There once was a man called Andrew Weaver with a bad case of Green Party fever.
Some homes lack the proper detectors The Yukon needs real vision on carbon monoxide and home heating and industrial adjustment.

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