Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

This is a story of complacent hypocrisy Let us put aside our prime minister’s virtue signaling: that he flaunts his paper straws while sending garbage mislabelled recycling to the Philippines by the shipload.

PM’s brown face caper is the least of his sins Though Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brown face caper was tasteless and regrettable,
Liberals are driving Canada’s debt to perilous levels According to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation’s account findings,
A destination for Donald U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that “We’re going to Mars.”
This is a matter of pure cheek! I’ve heard it said that this 21st century is characterized as one when it’s getting harder to tell who is really in charge of anything.
Grits are masters with the fork and pork Another week, another funding announcement from Larry Bagnell.
The challenge is to keep your vision clear This is an open letter to all the young people who were part of the Global Climate Action Strike (Star, Sept. 23).

The Liberals would toughen gun legislation Ed. note: this letter was submitted shortly before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the Liberal party’s proposed ban on assault rifles on Friday.

Let’s embrace politics, not low-life attacks! The big news of the day slants toward Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s past history.
Turn the page on that one In my last letter, I really meant that the book written by our former prime minister
Would this be a real emergency for Coun. Curteanu? To Whitehorse city leadership: in my humble understandi ng, there was only one “climate change emergency motion” from Coun. Steve Roddick
The campaign is on, but what about vote reform?The campaign is on, but what about vote reform? I’m back from the woods, and I feel good.
Generations should clean up after ourselves Lately in your paper, there have been a lot of articles and letters on environmental subjects.
Sounds ominous, right? From the time they dropped the writ to election day comes to 40 days and 40 nights.
The Greens are our climate warriors Climate change killed off the dinosaurs.
There is no link between the two matters I was amused to read a number of articles on social influencers.

Voters: the future rests in your hands; choose wisely The first party leaders’ debate has come and gone, and, in my opinion, at best, it left no encouragement for a vote for any leader.
Candidates must talk climate change I firmly believe climate change is an emergency.

Save our country and toss out all these incompetents! In my simple way,
Lest we forget our veterans, folks Folks: we all have history we remember, especially family and friends who were in wars.
Silver abandoned his initiative Despite sending a letter to all federal party leaders only two weeks ago to seek their commitments to the North,
The plan is sound, but needs more details In 2006, the NDP earned its reputation as sound environmental stewards with the Climate Change Accountability Act.
Good wishes extended to them all Give our last prime minister credit: whenever I write to him at his Harper and Associates address in Calgary, none of my cards or letters come back marked Return to Sender.
Let’s stop promising pharmacare – and do it Canada, and Yukon, need pharmacare.
Shift the focus from roads to renewable energy The first part of this two-part letter, published Wednesday, describes how wind farms are operating successfully in Alaska and northern Canada and scaling up wind in the Yukon could lower its cost to $0.10 per kWh or less.
Now is the time for honesty and transparency Finally, the election has been called – but after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has sent his cabinet members across Canada to announce all the give-aways to select groups.
Potential silent thoughts from our illustrious PM According to www.brainyquote.com, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the following statements. In the interest of clarity, I have attempted to deduce what Trudeau left unsaid.

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