Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Russian bombing compounds Middle East misery An old man sat among the ruins of his family’s bombed-out home clutching his dead granddaughter’s favourite toy.

Build latrines and they will come Educating girls in developing countries is a crucial tool to help lift them out of poverty.

What would a Yukon climate change tax mean? When a tax is created, it is supposed to be for a certain purpose at improving our society needs.
What will you do to save this resort? So often, the rhetorical question, “What would Jesus do?” is presented to try to bring perspective to a current situation.
Northern Cross isn’t following YESAB guidelines Re. Northern Cross Yukon (NCY) submits a response to questions raised at public meetings and some submissions after the Dec. 9 deadline.

DSM stands for ‘do something meaningful’ People of the Yukon: I have worked on economic development for many years. My parents trained me to listen and learn and ask questions to learn more.
Together, we can end violence against women Christmas is a happy season for some, and for others, it can be a very challenging time.

Trudeau isn’t just a stuffed shirt after all! Re. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Gregoire, released a recording of their rendition of Jingle Bells after receiving a charity challenge from Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban.
Let’s work to put this government out to pasture I would like to thank the panel presenting the Peel appeal trial update at the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre last Tuesday evening, for changing my mind.
Another lump of coal for Harper’s stocking It’s too bad Stephen Harper was such a narrow-minded, know-it-all (or so he thought) prime minister.

Assessing the impact of the lower dollar on Yukon Has anyone stopped to look at the impact of the lower Canadian dollar on the Yukon? It has a major impact on our retail.
Dropping the budgetary lie down the memory hole It was likely the spectacle of the 2015 federal election year – Tory Finance minister Joe Oliver’s deadpan announcement that the government had worked up a $1.4-billion surplus,
Enjoy the lit-up city by driving carefully I am writing this to applaud the City of Whitehorse’s light display this year.
Deer visit capped a wonderful evening Just to spark your interest, we had a visit with four reindeer as we left the Philmar RV business one recent evening.
This concept is fit for the Library of Misguided Ideas I have received a beautiful array of responses from readers of my commentary in the Whitehorse Star of Dec. 11.

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