Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

We are concerned for these residents’ safety Last Friday, my husband and I visited a resident at Closeleigh Manor.
I will be the city manager for $124,000 per year Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis.

We may need an election for action Dear Yukon friends and neighbours:
Your bridge, trail support is welcome Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
Here’s how to tackle the scourge of homelessness There are a lot of people involved in the Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition movement, trying to do their best for people in need.

The dream of TB REACH continues For some reason, I cannot let go of the dream of having TB REACH funded.

Don’t endanger small business! If the City of Whitehorse passes huge fee increases and a small business can’t renew its licence, then the city has put a small business out of business.
Party fusion undermined the UFA and council A popular stereotype held by many Yukoners pits pro-environment and pro-First Nation NDP and Liberal reps against the pro-industry Yukon Party.
We have lost one of the colourful five per cent Ed. note: this submission was read out at the recent service for the late Mike Powalchuk in Ross River.

Statistics for maternal and child health Globally, over 30 years, child deaths went from 14 million to 6.3 million per year.
Children are our most important investment The number one investment in the Yukon is all our children. Second is our cultural heritage, starting with our First Nations people.
A billion here, a billion there really starts to add up! Subject: A billion here and a billion there, and it really starts to add up!

Are the judges now running the country? Are Supreme Court judges stepping over their judicial limitations?
Hilltop horse is the wrong colour Why is the City of Whitehorse horse on Two Mile Hill not white?
Premier, minister must wake up to the realities This is to the people of the Yukon.

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