Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

I recognize the many good sides to you Ed. note: this is an open letter to Chief Eddie Skookum of the Little Salmon-Carmacks First Nation.
I call for transparency and a say This is a letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski and MLAs of the Yukon.
Pasloski's regime is as hideous as Fentie's Before the election last October, it was almost funny to hear Darrell Pasloski say things like: "I don't have any opinion on the Peel,” along with several other lines dodging the issue of the Peel watershed's future.

You ought to be ashamed, Premier Pasloski Premier Darrell Pasloski and the Yukon Party caucus: this government is totally unbelievable.
Don't attempt to brainwash Yukoners Re. responsible development in the Peel.
Your opinion is the minority's, Mr. Cathers Ed. note: this is an open letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
Tell me this: what road have you opted to go down now? Re: the letter by Dave Loeks, "Your statement misrepresented the plan”, Star, Feb. 21.

Show courage and make history, Mr. Cathers! Ed. note: this is a letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
Minister's comments were outrageous I'm appalled by Public Safety Minister Vic Toews' comments in the House of Commons earlier this month.
Responsible development is acceptable Let's be honest about the Peel.
This is your worst betrayal, Mr. Cathers Ed. note: this is a letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.
Chief Skookum: you showed you are a leader First of all, this is late in coming.

Can we avoid the horrors seen in Ecuador? On Feb. 16, I attended the public consultation meeting in Tagish in regards to proposed oil and gas exploration from here to Carmacks.
Think of the monarchs ... the Peel .... I thoroughly enjoyed Dawn Kostelnik's article (Feb. 17) about the monarch butterfly sanctuary at El Rosario in Mexico.
We need public meetings, Premier Pasloski On Feb. 22, I attended the oil and gas open house meeting at the Yukon Transportation Museum.
Ministers: Have the courage to ask the question! Re. the recent Tagish meeting on oil and gas exploration in the Yukon.

Carbon monoxide: the signs, symptoms and dangers In light of the five people who died of carbon monoxide poisoning in their sleep here in Whitehorse late last month, I did a fair bit of research on carbon monoxide for my own sake and that of my renters.
The three letters on the Peel issue omitted a vital word Re: "Disgraceful, disrespecful and probably illegal”; "Move makes a mockery of the process”; and "Peel position leaves me appalled and disgusted” (Star letters, Feb. 21).
This ‘ill-thought-out' plan should be stifled Re: the Yukon government oil and gas request for posting.
You have disrespected the constituents' views, Premier Pasloski Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Darrell Pasloski.
What was the point of the planning commission? Ed. note: this is an open letter to Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers.

Peel position leaves me appalled and disgusted As a Yukoner, and as a participant in the Peel River plan and as the stakeholder of Midnight Sun Outfitting, I am absolutely appalled and disgusted with the arrogance of ministers Brad Cathers and Currie Dixon.
Move makes a mockery of the process The Yukon outfitters operating within the Peel are dismayed at the Yukon government's attempt to destroy the Peel Watershed Land Use Plan.
Your statement misrepresented the plan This quote came from the CBC transcripts of Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Brad Cathers' press conference on the Peel plan:
‘Disgraceful, disrespectful and probably illegal' Canadian mining and exploration companies have certainly been busy recently.
You apologized from the heart, and it was appreciated by most I would like to thank the women's organization.
Peggy Nash is my choice for NDP leader We're in difficult times with a majority Conservative government, but we're also in a time of enormous opportunity and hope.

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