Letters Archive
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May 10, 2017
- Don’t judge character by a request for change This is in reply to Alice Cyr’s letter published May 1.
- The minister’s comment was factually incorrect This is with respect to the question period in the legislature on April 27 regarding the setting of the school calendars.
May 9, 2017
- Mr. T is back – as the U.S. president I can’t remember the name of the show Mr. T played in,
- Get real, Prime Minister Trudeau! While defending the disgraceful conduct of his minister of Defence,
May 8, 2017
- So, no fracking in Yukon; no problem, right? From what we hear or read in the local media and from YTG, so far, so good, now.
- Be careful while visiting the U.S. now If you have any health issues, make sure you’re covered, even into Alaska.
- Pare YTG workers’ salaries to erase deficits The Liberal party in Yukon is forecasting large deficits for the 2018-2019, 2019-2020, and 2020-2021 fiscal years.
May 5, 2017
- A vote is needed before we’re dragged into debt! Some elected governments think they have to go into debt to make the economy move.
- Our free store’s closure is a sharp wake-up call As of Monday, May 8,
- How is Canada’s electoral system dysfunctional? Now is Canadians’ opportunity to make real change happen.
- It’s not about redundancy, it’s about competition Our new territorial government has a choice to make for the Yukon’s digital future.
- Panhandlers’ critic was over the top A letter by Alice Cyr in Monday’s Star almost sucked me in.
- Is our mining industry making a comeback? Wow!
May 4, 2017
- Territory needs earthquake education It’s time the Yukon government put together a plan for earthquakes and for supplying information to Yukoners.
May 3, 2017
- Again, Transport Canada sabotages its own process I got another call from the MDRA fellow who said he “wanted to help me finish this finally.”
- Bison-hunt letter was not based on science or facts A letter to the editor in last Friday’s Star dealing with the number of Yukon bison harvested this year could not be further off the truth.