Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Does YESA care about socio-economic effects? Alexco, a mining company, is proposing to build a crusher/mill plant within one kilometre of a quiet, non-industrialized Yukon community.
I support this watershed's full protection To: members of the Peel Watershed Planning Commission.
Stand up and be heard on this issue! To all Yukon residents/politicians:
Public must not be complacent about this subject Premier Dennis Fentie has a secretive ploy to sell off the Yukon Energy Corp. to the Alberta conglomerate, ATCO.

Our crews didn't cut the cable I am writing to you regarding the story by Elizabeth Hames which claims that city crews were responsible for severing the fibre optic cable which services Northwestel customers (Star, June 17).
From the heart: we love our Yukon My family has had ties to the Yukon mining industry since 1921, when my father came north as an RNWMP officer and stayed on and worked in the mines and travelled the rivers.
Cease and desist, Premier Fentie Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.
Fentie wants to dismantle your energy corporation We are writing as Yukon Energy employees who feel compelled to talk about Premier Fentie's plans to privatize the public corporation we work for.
It isn't 1815, and you're not Davy Crockett I would like to applaud Pat Johnson for his letter in the June 12th Star pointing out the non-stop inaccuracies of Mr. Murray J. Martin and the brush he uses to paint them. Great letter.
Why weren't these drinkers cut off? Re: " 'One-punch case' lands in Supreme Court", by Justine Davidson, Star, June 16.

Let's make 2010 even greater! Well, the 14th of June arrived and was a very special day indeed.

Columns make me think The greatest commonality that we share between Canada and the United States is our freedom of speech.
Fentie courting ATCO back to management table This is an open letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.

Conservation, exploration can go hand-in-hand I wish to add my voice to those who similarly believe that it is possible to protect Yukon ecosystems while continuing to responsibly explore and develop Yukon's resources, specifically those found in the Peel watershed.

Let's reconcile and move beyond our past Thursday, June 11 marked the one-year anniversary of the historic apology in Parliament that our Prime Minister made to the survivors and victims of residential schools.
I have a challenge for Canada's police chiefs Once again, Canada's police chiefs are scurrying around,

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