Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Why can't YTG just reject mining? Following is the legal disclaimer printed at the top left corner of the revised Yukon Quartz Mining Act: "Chapter 14 of the Revised Statutes of Yukon 2002, Consolidated to April 1, 2009.
Let's consider limits on council terms Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council.
We are very proud of this Yukon francophone On Saturday, June 9, Hélène Beaulieu, a Yukon francophone, won the Pacifique en chanson competition in Vancouver.

Hats off to the Superstore The Boys and Girls Club of Whitehorse would like to take this opportunity to both congratulate and thank the Real Canadian Superstore for its commitment to the community.
Help was really appreciated I would like to thank the two cars full of great people for helping me out this past weekend.
Pasloski will support party lines too Darrell Pasloski won the leadership of the Yukon Party, and a majority government, not just because of my support (smear campaigning), but because of the hard work of all of his loyal party supporters as well.
We have a serious question of government secrecy The YTG administration has reportedly managed to survive the recent Auditor General's review of last year's Department of Highways and Public Works operations (Star, June 15).

Harper's contempt for voters is shocking Thinking about Bill C-38 and whipped votes recently, I find this situation disturbing on so many levels.
Your MP doesn't care about fisheries What will be left of Canada's fisheries after MP Ryan Leef is through?
Minimum rental standards need addressing I am happy to see the Yukon government is finally moving forward on the Landlord and Tenant Act revision (Star, June 8).
Here's how to stem your loss of listeners Ed. note: this is a letter to Kerstine Stewart, executive vice-president, English Services, Canadian Broadcasting Corp.

Mode of governance ‘sickening' Re. my comment on the present happenings in "our?” Parliament.
You brightened my day big-time I had the misfortune of having my car broken into recently.
Leef must support the bill I have been following the recent appeals to our MP, Ryan Leef, printed in the Star and the News.
MP should explain the bill Like many Canadians, I am concerned about the consequences of the omnibus bill, C-38.
Stand up and demonstrate some heroism, Mr. Leef! Ed. note: this is a letter to Yukon MP Ryan Leef.
Is this the extent of your vision? Recently, we have been witness to many Yukoners protesting in front of our MP's office, voicing their concern over bill C-38.
Protest was unfair to me, others This is an open letter to those individuals who decided to "occupy” MP Ryan Leef's Whitehorse constituency office on Wednesday (Star, June 14).

Correction As he originally wrote, Conrad Tiedeman's letter in Friday's edition
Food security must be a priority It's clear the food on your family's plate is not a priority for this federal government.
Bill C-38 is an astonishing betrayal of Canada's respect Protecting Canada's endangered species and long-term prosperity
I ask you vote no to Bill C-38 in its entirety Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon MP Ryan Leef.

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