Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

When will council leave us alone? Goodbye, Shangri La.
Do we really need a consultant? Ed. note: this is a letter to Opposition Leader Todd Hardy.

This proposal has many benefits There is a large sector of horse owners in the Yukon. Many of them are not farmers and do not own agriculture land.
We seniors have paid our dues Ed. note: this is an open letter to Health and Social Services Minister Peter Jenkins.
This project would build family values Much ink has been used regarding myself, my company and my involvement with the Yukon Agricultural Association (YAA). I hope you will allow me some ink for the rest of the story.
It's definition time Subject: mad vow disease.

Rebuild the league on a firmer foundation So, the NHL and its players cannot reach an agreement.
Same-sex marriage is detrimental Marriage is about the rights of children to be raised in homes where both role models are present.
Put up or shut up, Mayor Larkin The mayor and council of the Village of Carmacks have been challenged to call a referendum.

Approach has created anxiety and despair The following statement from the Yukon Child Care Association is a response to the press release issued by Health and Social Services Minister Peter Jenkins on Friday.
Pineapple will be bitter treat Sometime over the last weekend in January, someone went into the greenhouse at Jack Hulland Elementary School.

Wake up and act, Mr. Jenkins Ed. note: this is an open letter to Health and Social Services Minister Peter Jenkins.
Only a trickle of a problem I was rather amused at the article: 'RCMP looking to curb public urination' on page 5 of your newspaper on Feb. 1.
You can still see the show! Thank you for publishing a story in last Friday's paper about the Pederecki Quartet's upcoming performance of Daniel Janke's new composition here in Dawson City.
Should we adhere to the legal or ethical law? There are many people who are concerned with the way the Yukon Agricultural Association operates, and I, as a board member, share some of their concerns.

Want guns? Move to Texas! It's really quite remarkable.
I could have frozen to death Greyhound in Kelowna, B.C., had issued me a ticket to Wonowon, B.C.
We vote again to vote again We are in the process of voting again to vote again at the Carcross-Tagish First Nation (CTFN).
A great role model I am nine years old, and I wanted to write to you about the principal of my school, Mr. John Wright.
Hartland showed true leadership Even though I have not had the opportunity to meet Samson Hartland, I would like to support him publicly. In every government leading elite, there has to be opposition.

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