Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Your sprucing-up has made a difference May I salute all citizens and particularly businesses
Keep your darn yarn off the aircraft This is a letter to the yarn bombers.
Sexual diversity in the work place pays off International Day Against Homophobia, May 17, 2012
Cutting OAS will hurt poor seniors the most The March federal budget made it official: the government is raising the age for Old Age Security (OAS) from 65 to 67.

A video can't replace a personally guided tour Ed. note: this is an open letter to Parks Canada.
Show your respect for the land's other values Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mark Ayranto, the president of the Yukon Chamber of Mines.
Why are you late with the lines? This is a letter to city council.
It was refreshing to hear their young voices! For a long time – decades – Canadians have been known as a rather passive lot.

Hey, Mac! Black is back! What's all the fuss?
Free entery mining: out of touch, out of balance On May 9, Premier Darrell Pasloski pledged his continuing support for the free entry mining system.

Raise the violators' land taxes Ed. note: this is a letter to city council.
Stand and defend these workers, Mr. Leef! In response to Ryan Leef's comments in Wednesday's Star that the cuts to Parks Canada will not affect tourism.
Raze the trees and be done with it! This is an open letter to the City of Whitehorse planning department.
You're not just moms … you're our whole world! Sequels are rarely a good idea, so last year when I wrote a Mother's Day letter to the Star for my mom, Maryann Pereira, I did not think I would be doing it again this year.

Freedoms must always be defended I'm concerned about the way the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Why is the consultation report being canned? During the past three months, the Yukon has experienced a flurry of meetings, letters to the editors and public questioning on oil and gas exploration in the Whitehorse Trough.

Watch the progress of the construction! As some of you know, Blood Ties has initiated an exciting housing project – the Steve Cardiff House – designed to provide supported transitional housing to people in Whitehorse living with HIV and/or HepC or highly vulnerable to infection.
We need a full report on the review's results Ed. note: this is a letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
The tourism industry has demonstraed a solid plan As executive director of the Wilderness Tourism Association of the Yukon, I would like to congratulate the Tourism Industry Association of the Yukon (TIAY) on an informative and entertaining annual general meeting and spring conference.

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