Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Staff were accommodating, efficient Ed. note: this is letter to the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Whitehorse.
'Desiderata' was found! It was a week ago that I put pen to paper and vented my frustrations of an innocuous act of vandalism, but even more, a violation of an artist's work (Star letters, Sept. 5).
Angels' Nest needs your strong support Ed. note: this is a letter to Health and Social Services Minister Glenn Hart.
A shelter would help keep youth from violence, crises My name is Norma Germaine.
Register predators and pedophiles, not guns! Predictably, and it didn't take long, as right on day one of the federal election campaign, the LIEberal leader starts croaking about banning guns again.

Voters should consider this stance I really don't know how any reasonable Yukoner could consider voting for the Conservatives or the NDP when they held hostage the right to be heard via the national broadcast consortium.
There's a word for that, Darrell Maybe I need my hearing checked.
We can't justify investing in your proposal Ed. note: this is a letter to Victoria Durrant, executive director of the Youth of Today Society in Whitehorse.

PM quit his job for no good reason The current version of the Canada Elections Act requires that the next general election must be held on the third Monday of October next year. That's a "must be", not a "may be".
Send the Fentie regime packing Wanna see an economy that's happening?
Our only choice: Harper and the Conservatives The difference in heading left or right on a new political roadmap can lead to dire consequences, but thankfully, we finally get to give Stephen Harper and the Conservative government deserved and recognized approval.
Don't use our roads against the people's will Ed. note: this is a letter to Highways and Public Works Minister Archie Lang.

We have a recipe for ecological chaos Ed. note: this is an open letter to the Yukon Fish and Wildlife Management Board, the Alsek Renewable Resource Council and the territorial Department of Environment.
Driver's licences have become inadequate Re: the Yukon driver's licence.

Why is Harper spending millions? As I write, Stephen Harper has just walked across Sussex Drive to advise the Governor General that he and his party no longer have confidence in the government of ... well, Stephen Harper.

PM should complete the task If the prime minister's is bent on breaking his own fixed date election law by asking Canadians for a new mandate, he should at least deal with some unfinished business from his present mandate.
Literacy leader recognized Ed. note: Deputy Premier Elaine Taylor presented the fourth annual Council of the Federation Literacy Award to Gordon Hardie of Dawson City on Thursday on behalf of Premier Dennis Fentie. The government released this statement about the winner:
I won't let this go! I do hope whichever (mostly male or female) ripped the print of Desiderada from the men's bathroom at the Talisman Cafe feels well satisfied.
Drivers: ring off now! What's with people and their cell phones?
Your efforts and timing saved both their lives The kindness and caring shown by Const. Kendra Hannigan, Const. Amanda Galenzoske, Cpl. Glenn Ramsey and Sgt. Tom Wyers of the Whitehorse detachment and Const. Stelter and Sgt. Gaudet of the Dawson City detachment were so appreciated.

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