Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Our present voting system must be changed! Response to: “Citizens’ Assembly is out of touch with Yukoners”, by the Yukon Party (Star, Nov. 10).

Prospectors’ Statue will be rededicated on Monday The Yukon Prospectors Association (YPA) is pleased to announce that new bronze plaques have been placed along the base of the Prospectors’ Statue at the Elijah Smith Building.
The positions of Mostyn, NDP are troubling Re: rural transfer station closures.

It’s time to gallop to it, minister Clarke Ed. note: as reported in Tuesday’s Star, this form letter is being sent to Environment Minister Nils Clarke.

I keep trying to get through This could have been a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, but it would have been a waste of time. He’d never see it.
Please reflect on these young men and women On Remembrance Day, look at the old veterans gathered at your local cenotaph, standing proudly, or seated with a warm blanket on their lap.
Let’s give these iconic species a break! Regarding the article “Grizzly hunt issue inspires impassioned opinions” in your Nov. 3 paper.
There are downsides to banning grizzly hunts Re. Mark Page’s Nov. 3 article “Grizzly hunt issue inspires impassioned opinions”.

This phone usage can get out of hand! A bar worker in Australia has had his wages docked for five hours of his nine-hour shift for excessive unauthorized phone usage.

Remember with flags and stickers As we prepare to pause on November 11 and recognize all those who have served, and currently serve, our country in times of war, military conflict and peacekeeping, Yukon Remembers reminds Yukoners there are free car flags and bumper stickers available at Whitehorse Motors on Fourth Avenue.
An apology was called for It is pleasing to see King Charles acknowledge the “painful” colonial events on this week’s state visit to Kenya.

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