Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

This is no place to put explosive gas Yukon Energy is planning a methane time bomb in the Yukon River Valley close to its generating station.

A board, not one man, is in charge of the YEC The end of my pleasant and restful holiday came to a grinding halt Wednesday, reading the Dec. 27, 2013 Star article "Yukon Energy still eying spring plant construction”.
Our balanced schedule will let us hear all sides In order to further our understanding of hydraulic fracturing, the Select Committee regarding the Risk and Benefits of Hydraulic Fracturing will be travelling to southern Alberta next week to tour a site and meet with organizations and government agencies.
May Janus stretch his glance! January was named after Janus, the Roman god with two faces looking at once towards the past and the future.

These proposed plans merit careful review Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski and Justice Minister Mike Nixon.

Conversion project distracts from the big picture I understand that the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project is really about providing a back-up power source with some capacity to provide "top-up” during periods of peak electrical demand.
The government is fracking Yukoners again This is an open letter to Premier Pasloski, Scott Kent, the minister of Energy, Mines and Resources, and Patti McLeod, the chair of the Select Committee on the Risks and Benefits of Hyrdraulic Fracturing.

Please explain your rationale to your ratepayers Ed. note: this is an open letter to Dwight Redden, general manager of Yukon Electrical Co. Ltd.
Hank Karr has always been a class act Hello from Germany!
Surely, we've spilled enough money down the river! This is addressed to the general public, the Yukon Energy (YEC) board and management and the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board (YESAB).

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