Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Veterinarian ignored our cat's suffering We required emergency veterinary assistance for our 15-year-old cat, Bart, during the early-morning hours of Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Two parties haven't fielded candidates in Yukon votes This is in regard to the corrections that appeared in Tuesday's edition. Someone (Datapath?) needs to check their information.
Ontario's bears are mismanaged Re: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) cover-up of bear mismanagement.
Stick that up your crankset Subject: Monday morning blues.
PM talks better than he walks Walking the talk doesn't seem to come easy for Paul Martin these days.
Do you recall this man from the past? Do you remember Sammy Edgar?

Greenbelts enhance our city's flavour Re: 'Man may take legal action against development', Star, Sept 7. For some time now, I have wanted to write in to praise Whitehorse for its foremost thinking in environmental issues.

What do we have to do, Mr. Fentie? Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Dennis Fentie.
We could dismiss Big Oil! Whatever you do, don't go to Google and type in 'industrial hemp'. If you do, Big Oil will be very mad at you!
You implied my statements weren't true Ed. note: this is an open letter to Whitehorse RCMP Sgt. Ross Milward. This is regarding the interesting article in the Whitehorse Star by Candice O'Grady, on Sept. 2.
Send in the cruise missiles! Dear George Doubaya Bush
Air North offered exceptional service The Mickey family would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank Joe Sparling and the dedicated staff of Air North.
Our city needs planning, not panic Subject: Star article on Riverdale zoning.

Passport rule would hurt our tourism Ed. note: this is an open letter to Anne McLellan, the federal Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness.
Kudos to the trail people! Re: Aug. 24 article, 'Bridge beckons more path users'.
Return my property To the person(s) who broke into the home and violated our personal space on Hawkins Street on Wednesday afternoon, please return the items you stole.
Make first aid a common skill Regarding the issue of first aid certification for teachers (Star, Aug. 29), I would like to offer my views.
Will it take a child's life? Ed. note: the Whitehorse writers' names have been withheld from publication to avoid unnecessarily embarrassing their young daughter. We are the parents of a beautiful six-year-old daughter who happens to have a severe peanut allergy.
The only loser is the consumer Re. Star article by Matthew Grant, Sept. 2.

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