Whitehorse Daily Star

June 20, 2011

• Will it be more of the same under Darrell Pasloski? At first, I applauded Darrell Pasloski's rapid rise to lead the Yukon Party,
• Logo promotes dead horses Re. The City of Whitehorse logo.

June 13, 2011

• We face a four-year-long dictatorship A 21-year-old Senate page, Brigette DePape, took the unprecedented step of holding up a "Stop Harper” sign during the reading of "throne speech”.
• This requires your attention, Sir Ed. note: this is a letter to John Wiersema, the interim Auditor General of Canada.
• Your detachment has been disappointing, Mr. Nordick Ed. note: this is a letter to Steve Nordick, the Yukon Party MLA for Klondike.

June 10, 2011

• It's time the government obeyed its own laws Castle Rock Enterprises is very pleased to see that the issue of the Yukon government's (YTG's) contracting practices is finally coming to the attention of the Yukon taxpayers.
• Please help a true sportsman Our good friend, Jan Volavka, entered this year's Haines to Haines Junction race as a solo rider.
• The hypocrisy, nepotism is absolutely astounding Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council.
• Most appointments have been founded on patronage In my recent letter referring to our new premier-designate, Darrell Pasloski (Star, June 6),
• Action is urgently needed, Mr. Pasloski Ed. note: this is a letter to premier-designate Darrell Pasloski.

June 9, 2011

• How much does your privacy matter? Ed. note: this is a letter to all Yukoners.

June 8, 2011

• Pasloski has work to do in Dawson City Days before Darrell Pasloski is sworn in as premier at the Commissioner's Ball in Dawson City,
• The EMO's ‘insulting silence' is unjustified This letter to the editor is in response to a meeting I had with an extremely frustrated John "Mitch” Mitchell.

June 6, 2011

• This dog's senseless death was avoidable As many of you know, there was a death in the city on Saturday, May 28 (Star, June 1).
• Many thanks for a happy resolution Last week, a patient went missing from the Whitehorse General Hospital.
• We have failed this patient miserably In the recent escape of a psychiatric patient from Whitehorse General Hospital,
• Premier-designate can return power to the people Once the usual hype attached to most political elections subsides, it is normal for electors to reconsider their initial expectations.