Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

You can bet I want to weld! A great big thank you goes to Duncan's and Lana, Molly and Dylan for their support of the Women Wanna Weld program over the past weekend.

Dawson City is a testament to the spirit of possibility It is with no small amount of sadness but with a great many very fond memories and wonderful friendships that I have had to bid good-bye to the Yukon.
Raise social assistance rates too Re. raise in pay for MLAs (Star, Nov. 1, 2).
Minister is on the right track Many Yukoners, including the members of the Yukon Legislative Assembly where a motion on this stands to be debated, are hoping the Yukon will be considered as a location for the Conservative government's promised Arctic research station.
We acted effectively on child care Ed. note: the letter the minister refers to was written by Sue Christianson of the Whitehorse Regional Women's Committee, Public Service Alliance of Canada.

Facial expression was inappropriate I have read and enjoyed your newspaper for more than 25 years. Some articles are good some are bad. Everyone is allowed to express an opinion. I understand that.
It's time to send a message for change The result of the September 2004 Liard First Nation (LFN) election put a sense of hope in place for more promising, good leadership.
Your disregard for the wolf pup disgusts me Re: Wolf pup left to suffer and die (Star, Oct. 31).
I assure you: this man did work those hours For the public record: I have no respec for, nor do I like Michael Travill. I have just come out of a three-year bitter divorce with him.
Some rules court absurdity! It is getting a bit ridiculous on the rules for campgrounds (Star, Nov. 1).

On sheer arrogance, wildlife management Re: comments on the draft management strategy for elk.

Let's create a big city-sized fleamarket Yukon has always had a bustling underground market trading in second-hand goods.

Legion poppy campaign is coming your way This is to remind the public that the annual Legion poppy campaign will soon get under way.
Protect this area for the benefit of all On Monday, Oct. 22, city council will hold a public hearing on Territorial Contracting's application to rezone four hectares of land near McLean Lake from Future Development to IQ (Quarries).
Brutal moose slaying was no joke Re: CBC Yukon's 'afternoon show' last Friday.
Help them live in dignity, health and hope Ed. note: this is an open letter to Health and Social Services Minister Brad Cathers.

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