Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

I was glad to hear about this ruling The Globe and Mail reported last month that in a scathing ruling, the Federal Court said CSIS bulk data collection are illegal.
A chance to resolve sticky Yukon mining challenges It is refreshing to hear that Ranj Pillai,

Will the francophone Yukonais file suits and claims? On Dec. 7, the Algonquin Anishinabe First Nation filed a lawsui
Silver should take a page out of B.C. premier’s book Implementing a carbon tax was part of the Liberal platform in our recent territorial election.

ATCO Electric Yukon has definitely seen the light Re: letter of commendation for implementation of night sky-friendly roadway lighting.
Party line or philosophy: what floats your boat? Party line: the essential beliefs or policies of a political party.
Will these senators also act honourably? Senator John Wallace’s decision to live up to the “understanding” he had been appointed for an eight-year term in the Canada’s Senate is more than commendable.
Carbon tax debate marred by double yo-yo syndrome With two groups of yo-yo’ s steering the contemporary carbon tax debate in North America, confusion is rife.
Ottawa threatens our economic foundation Federal government cuts in the transfer payment have put the Yukon in a very difficult spot going forward in the future.
Hunters can be real men and end our hunger To the great white hunters of the North:
I will continue to fight for a fairer system Ed. note: Yukon MP Larry Bagnell released this statement Tuesday.
Film’s critics are barking up the wrong tree Re. the sled dog industry.
Stop your officials’ war on aviation, Mr. Mostyn Ed. note: this is a letter to Highways and Public Works Minister Richard Mostyn.
YP’s ‘pig-headed’ stance did it in This is in response to the Dec. 8 Star article about the Yukon Party urging Premier Sandy Silver to step away from a carbon tax for the Yukon.
Council should be ashamed of its warped priorities Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.

Bureaucratic red tape is costing us lives Re. sober drunks.
The question: to lead or not to lead? Is it better to lead by example and deed, or to delegate authority and all the blame?

It’s your chance to be rational and caring This letter has been sent to Justice ministers re. Bill C-235 and FASD statistics.

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