Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

‘Girl Talk' proved to be a huge success The Teslin Tlingit Council (TTC), with the support of the Teslin School, participated in a program for girls.

The public clearly votes for electrical energy John Streicker's comments in "Utility board hearings arrived at a crossroad” (Star, April 4), electricity powers our lifestyle far more than fossil fuels (gasoline and diesel).

Why not just do it in your living room? Hunting wildlife in highway rights-of-way from your vehicle is hunting?

The Yukon driver's licence needs some class The territorial motor vehicles branch could increase revenue and enable adults to vote by adding one class to the driver's licence.

Rights board has previously awarded damages The Yukon Human Rights Commission wishes to correct a small detail in Christopher Reynolds' April 3 article, "‘The injury in this case was not trivial': judge”
Fall behind Yukon farmers' quest, Mr. Leef It is an ancient and deeply satisfying rite of spring to plant the seeds that you saved yourself from the harvest of last fall.
This seasonal slaughter of infant seals must stop! As predicted, they are going ahead with the baby seal slaughter even though there is no market for the products pillaged from the corpses.
Confirming the utter evils of vaccination Along with others, I have tried to expose the evils of vaccination over the years, having almost died in my early years three times because of this evil!

Volunteers help build a flourishing society This April, communities across Canada are celebrate the passion, action, and impact of their volunteers.
Killing bears is unethical and inhumane! Re: "Meeting will delve into roadside hunting” (Star, April 15).
Distracted driver almost hit another vehicle Please accept this letter as a request to amend the current cell phone laws.
Friendly clarifications of who is a veteran. Even to this day, many people are still confused over the definition of who is actually a veteran.

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