Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

We sincerely appreciated Yukoners' help On Sept 6, 2008, we had an accident on the Alaska Highway between Whitehorse and Marsh Lake.
Please boycott all fur products I am writing about how fur coats are made.

I was impressed by the volunteers I would like to thank the Share the Spirit campaign organizers and volunteers for another season of giving.
City is courting huge legal costs Ed. note: this is a letter to Whitehorse city council.

Analysis backs up our concerns I hope all Yukoners concerned with their electrical rates read Chuck Tobin's analysis of Dec. 24, "Brace yourself for higher power bills".
You made it a joyful Christmas It's Christmas time, and I find myself sitting by a wonderfully warm, flickering, wood stove with our dog, Joey, sleeping peacefully with his head on my foot.

'Twas the fright before Christmas .... 'Twas the fright before Christmas
I'm still going after the really big ones I read the article "Release all large fish, guide suggests" that was printed Dec. 12 and Iwas really put out.
First nations people have been unfairly stereotyped My heart goes out to the Silverfox family.
People don't come to admire our industrial development We support keeping the Peel watershed, including the watersheds of the Wind, Bonnet Plume, Snake and Hart Rivers a wilderness area, free of industrial development.
Signal still has problems Ed. note: this is a letter to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
No psychiatrists in the good ol' days It's quite interesting to see that the Yukon will soon have a third psychiatrist (Star, Dec. 22). Do you remember the good old days when we didn't have any?

A civilized world doesn't trap animals Trapping season is upon animals (supported by government).
Will you come through for us, Mr. Kenyon? Ed. note: this is an open letter to Jim Kenyon, the minister responsible for Yukon Energy.
These people need your help, Mr. Hart Ed. note: this is a letter to Health and Social Services Minister Glenn Hart.

Program helped heal their invisible wounds Starting last April, through a number of newspaper articles, radio interviews and public forums, the Yukon public became aware of the Veterans Transition Program (VTP).
Why not penalize the non-handicapped parkers too? Why is it that when I park in a taxi cab parking space, I get a warning ticket of $25?
Am I paying tax on my own tax money? While the government is loaning my tax money to the three auto companies, I, as a consumer, must pay tax on my loaned taxes that are being given as a bail-out to the company that makes the car I want to purchase. I am losing money to the car industries.

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