Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

In appreciation of a Yukon musical legend A while ago, I heard that Hank Karr celebrated yet another birthday, and the news brought back a flood of memories relating to years gone by.
I question the care behind this clear-cutting Dear Whitehorse residents,
Poor industry practices are in the past Re: continued responsible mining and exploration activity for the Peel watershed.
Students' video warns against drinking, driving Graduation ceremonies are upon us, and with the joy and celebrating comes higher risks of drinking and driving.

Move the traffic signals before there is a fatality This is a letter to express my disappointment with the city mayor and council decision to giveth with one hand and taketh away with the other,
Go to court to watch your tax dollars hard 'at work' I would like to invite the citizens of Whitehorse to see their municipal tax dollars at work on Tuesday, May 26 at the Law Courts.
Minister should fly over the scarred area Re. "Minister rejects Pilot Mountain ATV restrictions", Star, May 20.

Why would we want these industries? Re: "Farmers, YTG study meat processing plant" (Star, May 1).

An ode to the trees of Takhini North Two hundred years and more ago
Our families, our community need this bypass I'd like to start by thanking the management of the Western Copper Corp. for agreeing to build the single-status bunkhouse for the Carmacks Copper Mine workers out at the mine site rather than in or near Carmacks.

Thank you for your thoughtful help Just a note to say a big thank you to the gentleman in the blue Jeep who stopped to assist our son Nathan after he crashed his dirt bike Friday, May 8, on Mountainview Drive.
I've never heard of moving from block to block Last Thursday, like every day, I went out at 10:15 a.m. to move my vehicle, which I park on Jarvis Street.

I have endured extreme emotional distress Ed. note: this is a letter to Valerie Royle, president and CEO of the Yukon Workers' Compensation Health and Safety Board.
Coverage may jeopardize future funding applications This letter concerns an article (page 9 of the Friday, April 24th edition) about city parks and recreation funding.
Misleading statements should trigger criminal charges Generally speaking, a dog has four legs. But if you call its tail a leg, then how many legs does it have?

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