Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Join us at the Senior Games Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, is the destination for the Canadian Senior Games (55-plus) from Aug. 29 to Sept. 2, 2006. We're hosting the Canadian Senior Games.
We salute John's lengthy service The Mae Bachur Animal Shelter, and Humane Society Yukon are sad to say good-bye to long-time shelter attendant John Lemphers and happy to welcome Corey Roussell, our new shelter administrator.
Justice system sees the victim as the criminal On Monday morning, Nov. 7, CBC radio reported that a Christina Asp was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to three years in prison because of time served (Star, Nov. 7).
The chickens are coming home Once again, Canadians have become the football of the federal politicians, in this new game of whether it will be a Christmas holiday general election or not.
I'm here due to your support I would like to thank everyone who sent their thoughts and prayers to myself and family during my health crisis with my heart.

Trapping community mourns an icon Remembrance Day is a fitting time to reflect on the recent passing of George Darbyshire.
A waste of youth and talent In Canada, due to technology, many unskilled jobs have disappeared, leaving the few well-paid jobs available to the highly skilled.
Development is good for Porter Creek I sympathize with Porter Creek residents over proposed infill development, but it's important to remember that there are some good reasons why this development should go ahead.

Cynical politics' show us what's wrong Your editorial on Friday, Nov. 4 focused on the Yukon Party government's mismanagement of school facilities in the Copperbelt area.
Prime minister had to know During the sponsorship program, Paul Martin was the Finance minister and the minister responsible for Quebec regional development.

Ideas for protecting our caribou herd This is a letter to the Porcupine Caribou Management Board regarding the proposed new regulations for caribou hunting along the Dempster Highway.

Millions of children are being denied any entry School bells are ringing again in B.C. and 600,000 children are returning to classes.
YEC: cool the misdirecting rhetoric It is interesting to read from afar how the Yukon's publicly-owned utility continues to spin the results of the review and decision of the Yukon Utilities Board on Yukon Energy Corporation's application related to its 2005 revenue requirement.
I propose a boycott of these oil companies As a consumer, I feel the urgency of taking action against the extorted price of oil.

Funding is appreciated Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Dennis Fentie. Re: The Kids' Recreation Fund.

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