Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Now whose fault is the St. Andreas Fault? Somewhere in mythology it is said, "The east will sink, the west will rise.”
All the cases are more dramatic than reality TV It doesn't take a psychic to predict Yukon's future.

I sure hope this person is quickly identified On Saturday, April 6, there was a fund-raiser for the skateboard park in Riverdale.
How about actually fixing our roads correctly? Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
Developing this pristine land is an utter tragedy Good day. My name is Jacob Alexander. I am an 18-year-old student currently attending Acadia University.
Help these residents move on with their lives Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski and cabinet ministers Brad Cathers, Scott Kent and Currie Dixon.

About vouching for vouching to vote No matter where they live, only humble souls beg for assistance, and there's an honesty in that.
I admire your courage and tenacity Re: birth certificate rules changing for same-sex parents (Star, April 8, 9).
We sadly mourn a very inspirational Canadian We sadly mourn a very inspirational Canadian
Electric cars would drastically reduce emissions Dear Yukon government: there is too much water vapour in the atmosphere of the whole planet.
Erecting a toll is a road to dread I can't just sit and do nothing when I see a letter like the one from Sandy Helland in the April 9 Star.
I find the more things change .... Because of the events playing out in the Ukraine recently, I had to Google "Crimea” to get a little more information.
The wind blows hard in winter's cold I would like to thank Chuck Tobin of the Star and Jacqueline Ronson of the Yukon News for their coverage of the Yukon Energy LNG hearing last week.

Please don't cheapen an enduring global threat Ed. note: this is a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Voting and enumeration identification For lifetimes, across borders and time, personal identification vouches for the individual.

A toll road, because the road takes a toll Dear Premier Darrell Pasloski, Allan Nixon (assistant deputy minister of the transportation division), and the Yukon Department of Highways and Public Works: this is in response to the article "Trip to Washington will bear fruit, premier says” (Star, March 14).

Look at the facts instead of parroting the rhetoric One does not expect objective "news” from articles written by reporters with little or no scientific or engineering background or experience.
You still haven't shown you can walk the walk Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski.
Please read the transcripts, Mr. McDonald Ed. note: this is an open letter to Piers McDonald, chair of the Yukon Energy Corp. (YEC) and its board.

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