Letters Archive
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- Comments should be thoughtful, not abusive (10)
- Proposed building called inappropriate for neighbourhood (7)
- Building’s entry system swiftly repaired (3)
- Electric vehicles will shuttle bus drivers to and from routes (3)
- Meters pilfered, damaged beyond repair (3)
- Respiratory illness season is proving routine, MD says (2)
- Games Centre to receive major improvements (2)
- Hoofed animals may come under management protocols (1)
July 15, 2016
- Some food for thought on our energy future The Yukon is spending over $200 million on fossil fuels a year, for what?
- Well-deserved bye-byes to the Yukon Party, Liberals I am writing this letter to remind people in the Yukon of the accomplishments of past Yukon NDP governments.
- My earnings would rise I collect discarded bottles and cans in downtown Whitehorse.
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Storm’s consequences could have been serious When I was driving up Two Mile Hill on Tuesday evening,
July 14, 2016
- Eradicating polio means we all win National Immunization Week occurred in April,
July 13, 2016
- What exactly are the mayor’s duties in Whitehorse? When I ask a question that goes to the office of the manager of the City of Whitehorse, I get no response.
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How to stay alive when facing a forest fire This is forest fire season.
July 12, 2016
- Free trade protectionists are reeling after twin defeats Former prime minister Steven Harper’s free-trade hobby horse CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement) has hit the skids,
July 11, 2016
- The city’s staff are owed an apology Recently, CBC quoted our mayor as saying with regard to a staff recommendation:
- Much more consultation is needed Ed. note: Sandy Silver, the leader of the Yukon Liberal Party, released this statement Friday on the pending changes to recycling fees the Yukon government announced May 12.
- Everyone wins when it’s easy to recycle Everyone, individuals and businesses alike, should recycle as part of a robust, government-backed waste diversion program.
July 8, 2016
- Carefully rethinking the oil and gas ‘charm’ After decades of holding the keys to economic prosperity, the oil and gas industry is facing growing public pressure to shrink the industry.
- Who can be trusted in Yukon politics? You have the Yukon Party making lots of progress and getting things done.
- Don’t let a few dollars stifle your leadership Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.