Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Issue reveals a collective mental laziness Ed. note: this is the second part of an open letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council. Due to its length, the first half was published Friday.

Council lacks the will to query the fallacies Ed. note: this is the first part of an open letter to Mayor Bev Buckway and city council. Due to its length, the second half will be published Monday. Re: application to amend the zoning of landing in the McLean Lake area from Future Development to IQ-Quarries.
It's time to put nature before commerce Ed. note: this is a letter to the local Wal-Mart store.
Planned drug checks obscene' Re. 'School to push ahead with drug dog plan', Star, Feb. 2.
Volunteers fixed trail damage Thanks to the Klondike Snowmobile Association.
Keep McLean Lake as an intact wilderness area I am a resident of the McLean Lake area. I live much closer to the Ear Lake batch plants than to the proposed development site at McLean Lake.

We have a law without any concessions Alan Young's farm isn't the only farm contributing to the growth of the Takhini wild elk herd. The Takhini elk herd in whole or in part has been making its way from farm to farm throughout the Takhini Valley for the past couple of years.

That's all our hospital can do for her Ed. note: the Whitehorse writer's name is being withheld from publication due to the sensitive information surrounding his wife. Subject: mental health services in the Yukon.
We offer a responsible development plan Ed. note: Due to its length, the first part of this two-part letter on the proposed McLean Lake batch plant and gravel quarry was published Monday.
Your generosity made it worthwhile The Whitehorse Canadian Cancer Society would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported our Rent-a-Santa fundraiser this year.
Let's get on with the Canada Winter Games! I am one of the hundreds of planning volunteers who have given their time to getting these Canada Winter Games up and running.

Your help to the bereaved was appreciated The vision of Hospice Yukon is to offer quality end-of-life care and bereavement support to all.
Don't make us pay for your stupidity Re: trail destruction. I hope your little joy ride down the trails behind Mary Lake was enjoyable. Your inconsiderate actions have completely destroyed the trail for other users.
Misleading statements have created confusion Ed. note: Due to its length, the second part of this two-part letter will be published Tuesday.

A civilized society would ban these inhumane traps Wolves and other animals are in danger of government set snares in Haines Junction, Yukon.
Games should benefit the locals Subject: the Canada Winter Games and the Yukon.
Here's my encounter with Lone Wolf Outfitters Re: Lone Wolf Outfitters' application for legal tenure.
This Good Samaritan is an angel This is a feel-good story that might have turned out much differently.
Let's work to keep our city incredible Ed. note: this is an open letter to city council.

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