Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Maturing the recycling business into profits Re. city landfill recycling enhancements.
Please help oppose this measure, Mr. Leef Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon MP Ryan Leef.
Water, wind and solar the new energy of the future Fossil fuels will start to decline in the future, and water will become the new energy of the future.
Breeding hypocrisy down on the farm What a great column written by Tourism and Culture Minister Mike Nixon in the Dec. 12 issue of the Star
ABCs take CABS for a short stay at WCC Canada’s courts seem compelled to pamper violent criminals now.

Yukon Party promotes the illusion of democracy The Yukon Party (YP) government has postponed the legislature’s fracking committee’s final report to Jan. 19.
Store has no interest in retrieval I am puzzled by the attitude which Staples Whitehorse has in regard to expensive shopping carts.
Luckily, an economist is in charge The deficit is dead! The deficit is dead!
A time for reconciliation is nigh We watched the speech by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry

Do Yukoners support this housing concept? I read the Dec. 5 letter by H. Scholz and M. E. Kennedy about seniors’ housing.
Canadian voters definitely deserve a say! Heh! This past year has been filled with so many accomplishments for democratic reformers:
Speaker Laxton helped save the night I had a horrible experience last night, but then I was saved by an angel.
EFLO’s proposal akin to a wolf in sheep’s clothing EFLO’s proposal to work-over two existing gas wells in southeast Yukon (Star, Dec. 18) needs to be examined closely.
Please appeal this flawed decision Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski.
It’s time to say, ‘Now I’ve seen everything’ Sometimes when I read the paper, I say to myself, “I’ve heard it all before.”
Continuing with the status quo is not responsible The City of Whitehorse recently passed the 2015 capital budget and approved funding for a building consolidation project.

The answer, my friends, is blowing in the wind If Liz Hanson ever forms a government under the NDP banner, I am certain her support base would quickly encourage her to embrace cronyism too.

Passengers’ intervention was much appreciated Ed. note: the Whitehorse writer has requested that her name be withheld to protect the privacy of her son and his health concerns.
Company’s plans rate a full public hearing Ed. note: this is a letter to the Yukon Water Board.
Don’t look now, but gas prices are still too high As someone who monitors gas and oil prices for work,
Rogue snowmobilers must be stopped Ed. note: the Whitehorse writer has requested anonymity due to having been physically assaulted and having suffered property damage in relation to the concerns outlined in this letter, which was written as a public education initiative.
The issue remains an urgent one, Mr. Cathers Ed. note: this is a letter to Brad Cathers, the minister responsible for the Yukon Housing Corp.

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