Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

City council wishes transit would vanish Subject: boom in public transit use (Star, Jan. 5).
The way to prosperity: Paul Martin As a constant reader of your paper, I got a very uneasy feeling about Canadians and their political sense.
Stick with Happy Boxing Week? How come some politically correct people refuse to say Merry Christmas because that's a Christian holiday, and some people might not celebrate it? (But of course, they're happy to take the holiday.)
Grits, NDP have been bedmates for years Since the fall or shall I say defeat of the Lieberal government, I have been faced with a dilemma never before experienced.
Explain this barbaric blood bath! Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Dennis Fentie and Dennis Senger, the spokesman for the territorial Department of Environment.
The best messenger is our local MP Subject: federal election.
Larry Bagnell fits my ideal profile It's interesting to watch the current fray, as political parties vie for our votes on Jan. 23.

Grow up, parents, and teach kids good values Ed. note: this parent's name is being withheld from publication to avoid identifying a minor who has been the object of violent threats.
Our current MP is the best Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon MP Larry Bagnell.

My $999 deal would have cost $1,300 My wife and I had our 'first' experience purchasing a major item from a box store, the newly-opened Brick.
Debate quality is deteriorating I'm writing to protest the decline of civility and the rise of mud-raking in your letters to the editor column. The letter page from the 19th of December is an illustration of my point.
This party may be the answer I read Ken Besler's letter in last Friday's Star.
But which church? Re. 'People must take a stand for morality' (Star letters, Dec. 30). Perhaps Mr. Besler would be happier in a church-run state? Yes, I think he would.
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I question some fiscal decisions I have provided many numbers, and I apologize if I have made the summary difficult to read.
Are the long guns far behind? The Liberal party has finally come clean on the hidden agenda of the firearms registry.
There was a man named Saul.... A young man named Saul bought a donkey from an old farmer for $100. The farmer agreed to deliver the donkey the next day.
Court orders should be illegal When will they ever learn?
People must take a stand for morality It's another blow to the fundamental unit of Canadian society: the home, by undermining the binding properties, upon which foundation rests the cohesion and continuance of family life.

City's budget is far too excessive Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Ernie Bourassa and city council.
Photo distasteful, indecent' I am writing to express my disappointment in the photo that appeared on the front page of last Wednesday's paper.
We now have a new element Governmentium a new element discovered.

We have the chance to plan a habitat Subject: Housing bubble burst.
Ex-Conservative leader should know Subject: No credible leaders.
Not a movement! Is he dead? If there were ever 10 seconds the Great Creator gave me to be thankful for, it was one night last week.
He's sure not defending me Subject: Re. Vancouver leaders' debate.

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