Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Larry Bagnell bashers be gone! A well-oiled machine (Bagnell), a humble professional (Silver), or a recent arrival newbie (Sanderson); it will be a tough decision who will lead the Liberal party one day.
With fracking, we expect production failure Globally, wind and photovoltaic energy production,

Shrewd political leadership wins votes Dear Right Honourable Stephen Harper:
Canadian system of governing needs an overhaul Collective decision making can work, but only if you engage meaningfully in consultation and focus on building relationships first.
Minister steering territory in the wrong direction The following is an open letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Scott Kent.
Women’s experiences must inform health care decisions The recent inquest into the death of Teresa Ann Scheunert underscores the importance of listening to patients and their family members.
All political parties have their cronies to listen to Why is everybody picking on Yukon Housing Minister Brad Cathers?
Premier refuses to donate a flag to Quebec Cadet Squadron I am the training officer for 867 Vaudreuil-Dorion Air Cadet Squadron located just west of Montreal.
Still time to voice opposition to LNG proposal During the past two months Yukoners Concerned have visited four Whitehorse ridings to invite voters to sign a petition opposing Yukon Energy’s LNG plant and fracking in the Yukon.

Ashes eat ice, snow blows off and salt poisons In rebuttal to CabComms comment of May 20 (behind the scenes at Whitehorse Star), do your homework Dude!
Program needs to provide fair chance Those who come to this country and work hard should have a fair and reasonable chance at becoming Canadian citizens.
Life jackets need to be worn to save lives July 5th to 13th marks National Fishing Week in Canada.
Uncertainty over land tenure brings more uncertainty After the Peel court-case what’s next?
Maybe government should be accepted, rejected or modified I have to laugh somewhat at the phrase “accept, reject or modify.”

The Yukon must stand up against oil, gas and LNG We have lived 20 years in the Yukon, our kids were born in the Yukon and we are proud to be Yukoners!
Understand the facts before making incorrect suggestions In response to “NDP Critic suspicious of political connections.”

Accused must be given their day in court How would you feel if you heard that somebody charged with “failing to yield” in connection with a minor traffic mishap was found “unfit to stand trial” and committed to a psychiatric hospital? I’d guess you would be horrified! I would too!
Name of legislative fracking committee says it all The city’s efforts to implement fracking regulations appeared to have somewhat set the tone for a series of decisions, determinations and publications that are aligned to operationalize fracking in Yukon.
Get the frack outta here I’ve heard it said: “The solution to pollution is dilution” but the pollution is still there, contaminating fresh water for years or forever.

Thanks a bunch for the assistance I am writing today to thank profusely a number of your area citizens who came to my assistance on the Yukon River between Sunday, June 22 and Saturday, June 28.
Record of federal Conservatives is certainly blemished Maybe it’s the summer doldrums, or post-Canada Day blues, but I would like to know how many other Yukoners – really how many Canadians across Canada – have had it up to here with the federal Conservatives?
Leef should look inward if he wants to see scandals Conservative MP Ryan Leef would like to have Yukoners think that the NDP was embroiled in some kind of scandal when it used addressed mail to connect with Canadians as part of an outreach program.

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