Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Hundreds of us are in a dire situation, Gentlemen Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski and Health and Social Services Minister Doug Graham.
This brutal reindeer massacre was not necessary Subject: Yukon prepares new animal health rules
Politicians' untruthful information must stop! Why is it that uneducated politicians can disseminate untruthful information and arguments about wind power?
Include the mining industry in land planning Pure nonsense: the Peel protection plan, the City of Whitehorse and YTG.

CIDA: our loss, and it's tremendous A day in March was a dark day for Canada.
I will no longer tolerate racist vitriol! On March 27, the Nanaimo Daily News published Don Olsen's letter to the editor.
Some thoughts on the Vanier school controversy Ed. note: the writer is a former longtime Whitehorse resident.
Whistle Bend does not suffer from ‘poor planning' I would like to respond to statements regarding the Whistle Bend development (Star, April 9).
The debate is descending into pure nonsense Premier Darrell Pasloski and Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers have each made statements about the likelihood of Yukoners being bankrupted by massive compensation claims from the mining industry if the Peel plan were adopted.
Make us our national reserve of fresh drinking water Dear Yukon citizens,
God, spare us from a second Trudeau! Two generations have passed since we were inflicted with the Pierre Trudeau regime.

We must act in the best interest of all Yukoners The Government of Yukon recently completed one of the final stages of its Peel Watershed Land Use Plan consultation.
Kent the slasher has the nerve to complain! The federal minister for the Environment, Peter Kent, recently lamented the lack of good news he and his department are receiving in the media.
Bankers: your actions are unconscionable! This is an open letter to all the Canadian banks.

Another black hole loophole There is a fundamental flaw in the revenue-sharing 50/50 split with Canada in that there is no mention of First Nations.
What is Chevron's Crest deposit really worth? Recently, there has been talk in the legislature about Chevron's Crest iron ore leases in the Peel watershed (Star, April 4).

You are creating a lot of ill-will, Mr. Cathers Ed. note: this is an open letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
Peel commission listened to sound advice Re: The premier's recent budget speech (Star, March 22), the Peel watershed and Y2Y.
It's time to change the rules of the legislature! As we watch the Yukon Legislative Assembly debate the main estimates (budget) in the spring sitting, some thoughts come to mind.
Ryan Leef is raising your taxes Conservative MP Ryan Leef likes to boast that "we are not raising taxes on Canadian families.”
Bureaucrats, politicians have subverted the principles Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski and Opposition Leader Liz Hanson.

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