Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

It's important to remember these workers On Saturday, April 28, Yukoners are invited to gather in the main foyer of the Yukon government administration building to take part in the Day of Mourning ceremony to remember workers who were injured or killed in the workplace.

Vote is about fairness and being listened to I would appreciate the opportunity to respond to a recent editorial in the Whitehorse Star about a presentation I had made on the upcoming plebiscite and referendum.
You helped reach a milestone Re. National Volunteer Week April 15-21.

The officer was doing his job This letter is in response to the letter of Stephen Porter of St. Ann's, P.E.I. There is only one route going into the athletes' village (Yukon College) and coming out. It ends at Range Road, necessitating a full stop before you can proceed north or south.
Our cadets need your help This is an open letter to the citizens of Whitehorse.

The hate and bigotry are still a reality My name is Duane Gastant' Aucoin and I am a two-spirited Tlingit from Teslin, Yukon ... and I am a recent survivor of a gay-bashing.

Words alone can't express my gratitude I would like to give a heartfelt public thanks for all of the multifaceted support I received from my friends and the greater community of Whitehorse after my recent mushing accident (Star, Apr. 13).
Hats off to the folks at Air North My husband and I just returned from a trip from Calgary to Whitehorse. We have never experienced such superior service as what we received from this airline, from start to finish.
A solution to our mess isn't rocket science! Subject: government needs to collect data on child-care spaces: advisors.
Your efforts are truly appreciated During National Volunteer Week, April 15-21, the Canadian Cancer Society encourages Canadians to celebrate the volunteers in your community.
Civilized nations must act humanely Subject: British sailors' treatment in Iran.

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