Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Within half a minute, police took his life About the Vancouver police force, why did they have to use force on that poor Polish immigrant, without thinking first?

That's health policy by trade agreement The Brian Day Show rolled into town last week (Star, Nov. 16, 20).
Dog clubs need access to schools Ed. note: this is a letter to the director of the policy planning and evaluation unit of the Department of Education.

We found an interesting story out east As this year's Festival of Trees Rudolph's Grand Ball approaches, we would like to thank the sponsors of last year's poinsettia draw.

We can work with your representatives Ed. note: this is an open letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.
A high standard of human rights? Gordon O'Connor, the former Minister of National Defence, stated in Afghanistan earlier this year that everyone knows that Canada practices a high standard of human rights.
Medicine is now blinded by its own creations! Ed. note: this is a letter to Dr. Bryce Larke, the Yukon's medical health officer.

The reality of my situation had me petrified It was a peaceful drive back from a great week of fishing in Haines, Alaska (a month ago yesterday) when my life suddenly changed.

Bring back the death penalty! What is wrong with our law system?
Rod's bales are waiting for you! With the recent passing of long-time Yukoner Rod Tait, the Yukon agriculture community has lost a true icon.
Of fallen members: an ode to Canada's mounted police O Canada, my country, my home. I died too young, but ever so bold In my belief of the law and of protection In the North, where winter days are dark and cold.
I'd like to learn about your area My name is Cody Young, and I'm in the 6th grade this year in Horseshoe Bend, Idaho.

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