Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Media: discourage Kimveer copy cats We need greater restrictions on the media to prevent the occurrence of 'copy cats' from happening.

You might think of a green burial A recent letter to the editor (Whitehorse Star, Sept. 22) commented on burial costs.
Obnoxious personal bulldozers' need rules A recent (Sept. 8) article in the Star by Matthew Grant and about ATVs, helmetless kids and with thoughts of city councillor Doug Graham has prompted me to write. Helmetless kids are a problem, but we can't just blame the kids.

Voters find this distortion is unacceptable Ed. note: this is an open letter to the Oct. 10 territorial election candidates. Re: the process for electoral reform.
Clinic's staff showed they cared Subject: the Copper Road Veterinary Clinic.
Who is making all the money? About a year or a little more ago, someone came up with a way to make some money: create a law that when a person dies, your coffin must be placed in a plastic box before burial.
These psychopaths crave attention Ed. note: this is a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
I have advice, but no vote, for the NDP The unions were instituted to speak for the common man, for those who were unable to speak for themselves, to speak with one voice to protect all.
City needs another councillor The timing of the municipal and territorial elections does offer one interesting aspect.

Who will represent the Yukon ratepayer? Ed. note: this is an open letter to Elaine Taylor, the minister responsible for the Yukon Utilities Board.

He reminded me the battle is worth it Sometime in the early hours of last Sunday morning, a vehicle reported by a witness was seen taking out political candidate signs in Porter Creek.
Add these planks to your platforms Ed. note: this is a letter to the three territorial political parties. This letter has only one issue to discuss: accountability of elected officials.
This council deserves to be turfed Well ... the municipal elections are coming up again, and I sure hope everyone gets out there to vote. This council has done all it can to avoid re-election, and it will need all of us to help them 'out'.

Our city needs space for training dogs This letter is written in regard to recent community concern surrounding aggressive dog issues.
They're heroes, but people too As students and faculty resume classes at Dawson College, we can only imagine the horrific images and emotions they must be struggling with.
Are Liberals really that far out of touch? Living in Teslin means that you only get access to daily newspapers after a trip to town, and lots of time to think about what you read after you read it.
Please support this vital Walk for Life Who are you walking for?

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