Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

There’s a fork in the road for Trudeau’s Liberals For centuries, the limestone outcropping, now known as Parliament Hill, was used by First Nations as a landmark when they travelled on the waterway now named the Ottawa River.

Now is the time for government to keep our energy rates grounded Almost two years ago,
Liberals are off-roading in a different direction from report The Yukon Liberal government has begun a public engagement about their proposed approach to regulating off-road vehicles in the Yukon.
Let’s suck it up and act wisely We were looking for a new vacuum cleaner, as the old one sucked at doing anything but blowing smoke.

Yukoners are concerned about climate change Climate change is the biggest issue facing our planet.
Sourdough Rendezvous is on the road to oblivion I am very, very saddened to see what has happened to the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous over the past few years.
Fond memories of Goodie and the old Regina Hotel With Goodie Sparling’s passing last November at the age of 92, Whitehorse lost a great source of our past history.
Will you acknowledge the deceit and ineptitude? Do Canadian people need any more proof that as well as obtuse and vacuous, idiot, geek, doofus, poser, or out of his depth dumbo are just some of the appropriate adjectives describing the imbecilic LIEberal leadership afflicting our country?

What does homelessness really look like here? Every province and territory has a Department of Health and Social Services (HSS) or the equivalent thereof.

MP must clarify his stance on scandal Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon MP Larry Bagnell.
The answer’s no, Sir It appears that U.S. President Donald Trump thinks he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, just like former president Barack Obama’s.
Complaints’ withdrawal would end investigation Ed. note: the Many Rivers Counselling and Support Services Society released this statement Tuesday.
Mayor’s statement was ‘ridiculous’ Ed. note: this is an open letter to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.
Do I detect the slightest hint of concern yet? The Teslin Tlingit Council (TTC) recently won a pivotal lawsuit in Yukon Supreme Court against the Government of Canada (Star, Jan. 16, 17, 24, Feb. 15).

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