Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Who would you rather have own these assets? In reference to our letter to the editor a few weeks ago, the Yukon Conservation Society was corrected as to the exact description of ATCO.
Do you understand 'No junk mail'? To Chuck Strahl and the Conservative Party of Yukon: Please stop the fliers!
Don't forget our war-time history Thank you for running the interesting articles by Hope Morritt, author of Land of the Fireweed.
Don't vilify a dog that's suffered so much This is an open letter concerning Trevor, in response to another fear-mongering, delusional, paranoid letter.
Cardiff has a right to his privacy MLA Steve Cardiff recently announced he was withdrawing his bid for the leadership of the Yukon New Democratic Party (Star, July 28).
I consider your offerings junk mail Ed. note: this is an open letter to Chuck Strahl, the federal Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.
Flag's absence is 'an unforgivable oversight' Ed. note: this is an open letter to Education Minister Patrick Rouble.
I hope he's permitted to live Well, the news regarding Trevor is already being recognized across Canada regarding his day in court.
Step up to the plate, men! The past few weeks have seen a flurry of letters passionately stating, "Let Trevor live!"

MPs are fuelling a depression with gasoline prices! On June 18, I sent all Members of Parliament this letter:

This citizen had the courage to speak up Trevor the dog was not killed Tuesday! (Star, July 28). Yeah!
Letting this dog live would be entirely irresponsible City council has received a flurry of e-mails regarding the fate of Trevor the dog.

It's Trevor the dog that's been vilified Trevor's fate will be decided before this letter gets to print,
I protest the tone of your survey's questions Ed. note: this is a letter to DataPath Systems of Marsh Lake.

Obscenity in the eye of the beholder While I might agree personally with the insurance argument posed in Peter Worthington's July 21 column, I believe his obscenity declaration ignores some current and past history.
This saga comes down to credibility Just a few clarifications concerning Elizabeth Hames' article on July 24 along with a few more points and a few other questions.
Please give this dog the compassion he deserves! This is an open letter to mayor and council and the manager for bylaw services, John Taylor.

It's the animals' exploiters who are 'free' Re: "Food for thought about those letters" (Star, July 15).
Decision to euthanize this dog reeks of incompetence This decision by city officials to euthanize this poor dog Trevor is wrong on so many different levels that they are difficult to count.
Trevor's ownership should never have changed hands Humane Society Yukon is concerned about recent reports that Trevor the dog,
I'm back in a concrete place that smells of pending death My name is Trevor. I used to be Binger, and before that, I was something else that I can only half-remember. But right now, I'm Trevor.
She was the friendliest! Do you know that the friendliest visitor centre hostess in Canada works in the Whitehorse visitor centre?
Figures are 'curious' I'd like to offer a comment on Stephanie Waddell's story in the July 22nd edition of the Star.
I query the priorities Last Monday, I noticed a vehicle with a "For Sale" sign parked on the Real Canadian Superstore parking lot.
Your senator has distorted the truth In his July 9 Star report, Sen. Daniel Lang says Liberal senators "decided not to proceed" with Bill C-15, a government bill concerning drug offences.
Our problem is immigration, not terrorism After listening to CBC's Cross Country Checkup last Sunday, I was overcome by an intense feeling that the world has gone mad.
Lobby for CBC AM service, Premier Fentie Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.

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