Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

AIDS and TB are solveable challenges, fellow citizens The 2012 International AIDS Conference was held this month in Washington, D.C., and U.S. Secrretary of State Hillary Clinton is announcing a continued commitment to eliminating mother to child AIDS transmission by 2015.

Karp would make an excellent mayor for the city I would like to offer my support for Rick Karp in his bid to secure the mayor's chair in the fall municipal election.
Let's ditch the drama and embrace the dogs This is in response to Brenda Oulton's letter, "I can't believe some would support these methods”, printed July 18.
ATV Bylaw puts the Millennium Trail at risk I recognize the significant work invested by the City of Whitehorse, its employees, and stakeholders in drafting the All-Terrain Vehicle Bylaw 2012-21.

This doctor is prepared to come, Mr. Graham Ed. note: this is a letter to Health and Social Services Minister Doug Graham.

On opinions, abuse and the animal shelter This letter is in response to the letter to the editor titled "I can't believe some support these methods” (Star, July 18).

The shape of the cemetery really pleased me Last year, a major unveiling of a bronze plaque brought many visitors to Dawson City's "Bet Chaim” Cemetery
A half-century-old error lives on Every time I visit Whitehorse, I am gobsmacked by the readability and intelligence of the Whitehorse Star.
I cannot do it – but I sure will! I've just written to Peter Worthington at the Toronto Sun to comment on his column in Tuesday's Whitehorse Star.
Leave the planning to the residents Ed. note: this is a letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
These citizens seek clarity! A few days ago, I received a call from someone speaking on behalf of a local group which is seeking the immediate resignation of Liard First Nation Chief Liard McMillan.
To be a medal contender is simply beyond words To everyone in the Yukon: I am writing this letter to each of you, young and old.

There's a new Sheriff in the territory, folks It seems to me that the Yukon government is in favour of big, publicly-trading mining companies in our Yukon
Is NWTel's ‘modernization plan' too good to be true? Northwestel recently announced a $273-million "modernization plan”
The Yukon Chamber of Mines makes curious claims Would you have some doubts if I told you that Yukon mining is the sole source of metals and minerals used to make computers, televisions, bikes, musical instruments and medical devices?

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