Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Why would anyone vote for one of these parties? Re. the Liberals' crime platform.
Drugs are prevalent throughout the Yukon Lately, the media have been portraying Porter Creek Secondary School as a drug-riddled school with so many problems that they have to hire a 'drug dog' to patrol the grounds.
Good oral health makes a difference The Canadian Dental Hygienist's Association, in conjunction with National Oral Health Month, has designated April 15-21 as National Dental Hygienists Week, a celebration of the dental hygiene profession.
This community's generous present made me speechless! Subject: community spirit.
The RCMP are losing Canadians' respect Re. the letter to the editor from Stephen Porter of P.E.I. in Tuesday's Star who felt he had run into a poor example of what we as Canadians expect from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

You've made a new friend, Sir Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.

One incident marred my Games experience It is just over a month since we had a chance to travel to the Yukon from P.E.I. and watch our 14-year-old daughter in the 2007 Canada Winter Games. It was an eventful trip out as we were held up in Halifax an extra day as a storm passed over eastern Canada.

Why would you steal such a banner? Subject: theft on Copper Haul Road.
Premier Fentie's $10-million sow's ear' Last Thursday evening, I came in the door feeling great after the best ski of the year.

Just what kind of insanity is this? Ed. note: the Whitehorse writers of this letter have asked that their names be withheld from publication out of a concern for the safety of the children in their family.
Foxy was important history Hats off to John Firth for his piece on the Broadway musical Foxy in last Friday's Star.
Your dollars make it work Ed. note: this is a letter to Mark Bowers, president, Local Y010, Yukon Employees Union (Public Service Alliance of Canada).
Who would object to the plan? Subject: Dogs For Drug Free Schools.

The fight against TB isn't over I have a question for Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.

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