Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Teach them to take care of themselves Each day when we read the papers, we are faced with some new problem or some problems that are old and have developed a new problem.

Air Canada does not own Jazz I would like to bring to your attention an error contained in an article published in the June 18th issue of The Whitehorse Star, entitled "Local impact of Air Canada's cuts is unclear".

Article cited incorrect information Re: Whitehorse Star Tuesday June 24 "resident voices outrage at lots proposal"
Sister applauds River Quest contender First off, I would like to congratulate all the brave participants of this year's Yukon River Quest, which the Whitehorse Star called "one of the toughest adventure marathon events in the world," for their incredible feats of endurance, stamina and sportsmanship. You are to be respected and applauded just for participating, no matter what your final time.
Yukon Utilities board position conveys weakness The Utilities Consumers' Group (UCG) would like to inform the public about what is now taking place in front of the steward of our electrical rates in the Yukon. At this time the Yukon Electrical Co. Ltd.(YECL) has an application in front of the Yukon Utilities Board (the board) to increase our rates approximately nine per cent by way of interim rate riders effective July 1st. 2008 to make up for what they call a revenue shortfall for 2008.

Here's how to help our children Re. school and booze in Carmacks.
Have the developers been put in charge? Re: "Resident voices 'outrage' at lots proposal" (Star, June 24).

Writer's latest column was beyond puzzling Re: the best ways to cook with tin foil, by Murray J. Martin, Star, June 20.

Animals are not born to be exploited! Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier and Environment Minister Dennis Fentie.
We are the dumbest animal on this planet Is it possible that the Earth itself is losing its immune system like many of its creatures, including us?

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