Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Fires will carry a costly, widespread toll We thought things were bad in the Yukon.
We must join the national climate change effort We learned last week that Canada’s three territorial leaders agree that a carbon tax would prompt the high cost of living to soar even higher (Star, May 3).

Taking big steps toward mental health positivity A big noisy Yukon thank you to everyone who participated in the second annual Steps to Positive Mental Health walk on Wednesday (Star, May 5).
Could Fort McMurray happen in Whitehorse? Are communities in the Yukon properly protected from the Fort Mac type of situation?
The dispute mechanism can review these issues Re: Mobile home parks and the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.
France offers food for thought France is making it illegal for large supermarkets to throw away edible food as part of a series of measures to cut down on waste.
About those surpluses, Mr. Mayor .... Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
How ’bout that Trump show on CNN? In “Kasich” you missed it, on Tuesday, The Donald “Trumped” Ted Cruz in Indiana.

The NDP seems comfortable in opposition The Yukon NDP seems eager to promote and support more foolish Alberta NDP plans.
Your hard work is much appreciated! Re. garbage pickup.
Stand up for our democracy, Premier Pasloski Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski.

I’m offering deserved kudos for the cops Last Saturday night, just after midnight, I made my second-ever 911 call to the RCMP.
The Seychelles go down in the carbon price hole In his letter published Monday, Gerald Haase,
Dawson’s sewage plant could be a lemon Dawson City residents did not want sewage lagoons,

Question: where have all the Seychelles gone? Re. carbon pricing.
Americans are acquainted with this rationale I always enjoy reading Roy Stephen’s gun rants, and his latest in Friday’s Star is no exception.
Kate White wants to discredit me in classic style In response to: “When you denigrate victims, you cross the line” (Star letters, April 29).

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