Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Harper should ring that bell A pleasant young man was on the line early Friday morning on behalf of the Conservative Party of Canada.
It is all par for the course It appears that Harper of the Canadian Reform Alliance Party (CRAP)/Conservative party (expunged of the 'progressive' element) is engaged in one of his mindless far-right/extremist rants again, accusing the Liberals of being 'monsters'.

Stop ignoring the people In a very short time, construction is scheduled to begin on a new school in Carmacks. There seems to be some confusion about whether or not the people of Carmacks want this to happen.
Watson Laker saved life Scott Cole, a volunteer ski patroller for the Watson Lake Ski Club at Mount Maichen, has been awarded the Canadian Ski Patrol System's (CSPS's) National Lifesaving Award in recognition of his expert handling of a medical emergency at the scene of a car accident that occurred on July 13, 2004.

Will we Canadians prostitute ourselves? Since Paul Martin's April 21 television address to the nation, he has pledged over $22 billion in spending on over 100 initiatives.
How much is enough? As a Canadian, I am outraged at the 'mess' being exposed at the Gomery hearings.
The accused was denied speaking time I always thought that scrupulous journalistic reporting was to present the facts from both or all sides of an issue so the public could make their own conclusions.
Dot to dot to a dithering PM I have always enjoyed conundrums and puzzles.

Bridge span spawns many questions, Sir Ed. note: Forwarded by the Yukon Federation of Labour, this is an open letter to Premier Dennis Fentie, signed by 64 Yukoners and 10 residents of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Do I have an offer for you! All that ballyhoo about money for day care. Here's what kind of value us taxpayers are going to get for the money.
Air North is the best Thanks to Air North! You guys rock!
She's gone, and I miss her dearly Hi! Just letting you know that my dog, Roxy, is lost. She got away from us at around 8:30 p.m. Monday at the disk golf course in Takhini North.

Voters should oppose corrupt parties The sponsorship scandal is yet another example of corruption by politicians who believe that, if they can get away with it without long-lasting repercussions from voters (obviously, they can, since the Liberals have been governing repeatedly in spite of corruption that goes back to Chretien, Turner, Trudeau, Pearson, St. Laurent, King, etc.), then they are home-free.

We strive for dog care excellence This is a reply to Terry Cumming's letters (Whitehorse Star, April 15, April 29).
Litter not isolated to ski hill I would like to respond to 'Once again, ski hill users, you've outdone yourselves', a letter submitted by Rem Ricks and published in your paper on April 29.
Indispensible Moms Where would we be without Mom
City needs a proper plant Infill? Overkill? Lack of foresight?
Partnerships deliver on time, on budget In response to Barry O'Neill's letter (Star, April 28), I suggest that Mr. O'Neill check his facts.
They're a cash cow The website for the Canadian Council for Public Private Partnerships provides some interesting information.

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