Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Clark was clinging and clawing A chameleon is a small lizard with a prehensile tail,
Trudeau has to learn balance What I find interesting is that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is trying to have a balance between economic development and environment.
Nurses shouldn’t have to work alone this much Health and Social Services Minister Pauline Frost

Our young art talent is amazing! A lot of people, especially my greatest fans,
I was disgusted by the way my dog was treated there I’m writing you to share a terrible situation that happened to my dog,
A territorial vote for a senator is very possible Recently, I received a call from a reader who claimed there was no such thing as a public territorial vote for a senator.
Hold your counterproductive and hurtful words Ed. note: this is an open letter to Whitehorse resident Rick Tone.
Let’s get good at handling our city’s four-way-stop signs The new four-way stop at Third and Ray gives folks an opportunity to get good at four-way-stop best practices.

Let’s skip the propaganda! Ed. note: this is an open letter to Andrew Hall, president of Yukon Energy.
How can we beware if we’re kept in the dark? This is in follow-up to your June 26 article about my presentation to city council regarding concerns with the building inspection process.
The crisis was there, the politicians weren’t We had a public meeting Wednesday night here in Whitehorse,

Scrap your carbon tax plans, Mr. Trudeau During the ’60s, ’70s and early ’80s, Canada and the United States had a very regressive tax system.

A Yukon carbon tax is not the solution In the United States, over the last 15 years, wind energy has grown by seven times.
Survey confirms major opposition to carbon tax A recent survey conducted by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB),
It takes a community to stage the best chaos I would like to send out an enormous thank you to all those who made Timbits Soccer a possibility this year.
It’s time for city hall to respect the maple leaf The mayor of Whitehorse has shown his pride in the pride parade, but seems to lack the same pride in the Canadian flag.

Disrespecting our flag merits an apology Hugh Kitchen’s opinion of the incident he described in his letter to the editor (Star, June 20)
Let’s consider what matters to Yukon residents Who made the statement “leadership for what matters”?
A link to Skagway is the best choice Ed. note: this is a letter to Economic Development Minister Ranj Pillai.

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