Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Do whatever you want to Do you know the story about the man who asks the cop, 'Can I park my car here?'
Please bring back my books! I am asking for assistance in locating two rare books which have gone missing from my personal library.
No respect for the subscription rides! Hi. It's me again, and yes, this is about the handy bus which, as you might know by now, is not so handy.

I was made to feel like a criminal This letter will try to convey the outrage I feel about my experience crossing from Alaska into the Yukon Territory at the border station along the Alaska Highway.
Your job is to persuade us As mentioned in the Whitehorse Star of Friday, Sept. 8, Premier Dennis Fentie has announced a territorial election to be held Tuesday, Oct. 10.

Relocate posthaste! Subject: a reply to Terry Collins' misguided whining (Star letters, Sept. 8). For over 80 years and through four generations, my family has been able to survive 'alone' in the Yukon.
We're coming back! Re: Kudos for the Energy and Mines Ministers' Conference, Whitehorse, Aug. 27-29.
Coverage was accurate We would like to express our appreciation of the well-written article by Chuck Tobin in the Friday, Sept. 8 Whitehorse Star on the mobile abattoir.
Staff recruitment, retention are definitely difficulties Yukon Tourism Labour Force Survey August 2006
At this point, I am ready to declare my vote intent! In the 37 years I have lived in the Yukon, this is the easiest election in which to make an early decision.

Taxpayers are in for a big surprise There is a contest coming up that I could not imagine winning. Or wanting to win.
I am a reasonable, rational person This is to Dr. Marina Alpeza, DVM and the Copper Road Veterinary Clinic. Your letter to the editor on Sept. 11 reeks of the lack of compassion afforded to me by both your answering service and staff.

Air North staff members did a wonderful job The organizing committee of Team Yukon, Canada Senior Games, would like to express a heartfelt thank you to Air North staff in Whitehorse and Vancouver for assisting our seniors during their recent trip to the Canada Senior Games in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
Understanding, patience can go a long way I am sorry about the loss of Christine Kallikragas' dog (Star, Aug. 31) and I wish the circumstances were different.

Responsibility could have thwarted tragedy Re. Christine Kallikragas and her little Pomeranian (Star, Aug. 31).
They were appreciated I would like to thank the individuals and agencies who responded so professionally to our tragic work train accident last Sunday, Sept. 3, at milepost 36.5, between Log Cabin and Bennett, B.C.
In this city, we are alone.... People often say that the big cities are scary and overwhelming places. With violence, crowded streets and towering skyscrapers, I can see how some may believe this opinion to be true.

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