Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Chamber’s ‘no comment’ doesn’t cut it Re. “Mines chamber has nothing to say on controversial tweet” (Star, Nov. 17.)
Renewable opportunity from carbon pricing setback In her column “U.S. bombshell need not be a curse for Trudeau”,

An MP should always respond to inquiries Re. “MP represents constituents the best, his peers decide” (Star, Nov. 17).
His ‘grand vision’, her ‘bold plan’ Here’s a cute short story about a captain a.k.a. “the pharmicist”.
Is Whitehorse becoming Trash City? I went out for breakfast on the morning of Nov. 5, then went to a crafts fair and to the bank, all on Main Street.
Where YTG said ‘no,’ Air North said ‘yes’ Eleven months ago, my wife was diagnosed with mesothelioma, a non-curable cancer of the lining of the lung (another name is asbestos cancer).
The political parallels between America and Yukon U.S. president-elect Donald Trump is quietly making decisions about his cabinet behind closed doors in Washington, D.C.
Let’s switch from politics to sports Who is going to win the Stanley Cup this season?
Liberals’ win was a victory for all Dear Yukon people: we are a couple of left-leaning, liberal-minded Yukoners.

Let’s grow a cash crop of liberal pot! Pot is going to bring in major tax revenues for the federal government when it is legalized.
Decision signals roadblocks for Canadian free traders With Belgians and Austrians thumbing their noses at the centrepiece of former prime minister Stephen Harper’s free trade program
Candidates’ participation was greatly appreciated I am writing to thank all the election candidates who participated in the Waste on your Waist event earlier this month.

Do you feel your interests will be represented? Fellow Yukoner: did your recent vote elect an MLA to represent you?
Speaking of sleeping with elephants, Mr. Trudeau .... Ed. note: this is an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Pasloski’s double-defeats were not surprising It was not that big of a surprise to see the Yukon Party, along with its leader, lose its hold on the Yukon in the Nov. 7 election.

Columnist’s prices were not correct Re: Canada’s Business, by Bruce Whitestone, Star, Nov. 14.
The city has given me the dump picker blues As an old dump picker, I am saddened by the City of Whitehorse’s attitude toward re-cyclers.
We will launch our booklet Saturday The Anglican Church Women will be holding our annual tea and bazaar from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 19.

Are you suffering from an ailment needlessly? Are you constantly feeling abused, broke, cranky, ignored, mistreated and tired?
It took courage to run for office Thanks to all the candidates for running in last Monday’s election.
There are startling contrasts in cell phone rates What is good cell phone service, I wonder?

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