Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Some intelligence with the spirits, please Watched on line yesterday and saw the collapse of the scotch shelf in the liquor store.
Instead of blustering and posturing, just consult! In my last letter to the editor, I made light of the recent violence in Ottawa (Star, Oct. 27).
Your support is greatly appreciated As mayor of Hamilton, Ont.,
PM is on a manipulative crusade I am very concerned that Prime Minister Harper is manipulating last week’s tragic killings to erode further precious Canadian democratic freedoms.
A look at the facts shows the Peel is protected Let’s bring out some of the facts of this case that have never surfaced.
Cathers broke his promise, must go Despite promises, plans and money from Ottawa, there is another winter’s snow, but no new affordable rental housing, on the ground in Whitehorse.
We commend minister Cathers for his wisdom Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis.

International summit raised some important issues I attended the Second International Summit of Co-operatives, held in Québec City from Oct. 6-9.

I became angry and sad at the same time Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014 made history for Yukon and Carcross because a huge, white tank crossed the Naataase Heen River at Carcross, Yukon, the headwaters of the Yukon River (Shaw nulth hini, water that comes from the mountains is the translation).
Making decisions on national gun control To own a firearm or purchase any shells in Canada today, you need a firearms acquisition certificate.
F.H. Collins will honour and reflect This year, the F.H. Collins Secondary School history class is hosting a series of events to educate our society on the dangers of prejudice, racism and hate.
In support of Dr. Said Secerbegovic I have been a resident of Watson Lake since 1970.

Tragedy shows it’s time to embrace a new attitude Re. “Jury classifies Johnny’s death a homicide; hospital corp. to conduct a review” (Star, Oct. 20).
Irresponsible ORV users led to my horse’s death It was the end of the hunt, and we were trailing our packhorses out of the bush.
I just mused on the source of the ageism jibe This is a response to Al Fedoriak’s letter (Star, Oct. 24).

City can play role in saving bowling alley Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
Keep this bridge free of motorized vehicles On Thursday, Oct. 30, a council and senior management (CASM) meeting at noon in the Heritage Room of Whitehorse city hall may well determine the fate of the Rotary Centennial Bridge (“the bridge”).
You just might be a sourdough if ... ? YTG needs to know if you are a radicalized terrorist or a Yukon sourdough.
Shame on you for excluding my family! As I learn that another Ta’an Kwach’an Council (TKC) “Special” General Assembly (GA) has been adjourned early due to conflict and infighting, I am not surprised.

We’re making Yukon the best place in Canada In a letter to the editor on Wednesday,
Don’t push forward this inappropriate bill Ed. note: this is a letter to Yukon Senator Dan Lang, Yukon MP Ryan Leef and Premier Darrell Pasloski.
They’ll only understand an aggressive defence Recent tragic events in our great country must serve as a wake-up call to all of us.
Arctic youth photos displayed in B.C. After a summer-long stay at the ArtStarts in Schools gallery in downtown Vancouver,
Be happy with what we have, Mr. Martin A recent column by Murray J. Martin not only detracts from the person he is, but is illustrative evidence that he is in fact getting on in years and perhaps functioning at less than his best. (We are friends.)

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