Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

‘Please, Sir, can I have some more?’ I have the greatest interest in anything connected with politics. For in Canada, politics are connected to everything great and small that people do.
‘Chicken Little’ immigrants cartoon was reason to cry fowl I was appalled by the cartoon in your Dec. 27 edition which depicted conservatives as “Chicken Little” crying “The immigrants are coming!”
I leave 2018 confident the tradition of good manners will live Just a day before Christmas, I was doing some last-minute grocery shopping.
See the light and leave them up through winter! The Christmas lights on City of Whitehorse property downtown are so beautiful!
Extended strollers, rope lines don’t make kids safe Ed. note: this is an open letter to Pauline Frost, the minister of Health and Social Services. It was originally sent to Mayor Dan Curtis and city council.

Let’s honour those who face danger The regular look through the honours lists provides few surprises – apart from the absence of my own name – with many from the areas of media, sport and business getting awards.

It’s right to end 2018 on a lofty note Just to finish up the year on a good note,
Walker’s complaint about the RCMP is misguided The letter to the editor with an unfounded complaint on the RCMP dealing with people crossing city crosswalks (Star, Dec. 21) leaves a number of questions to be answer.
Ranting guide covets cash and wall mounts A certain trophy hunting guide is using the emotions that everybody feels after the very tragic death of young woman and her child – fatally mauled by a bear on a remote trapline in the Yukon – to try to push for a “war on bears” on social media.

‘Siberian candidate’ or chump: what do you think? ‘Siberian candidate’ or chump: what do you think?

Letter condemning the RCMP was shameful A recent letter condemning our RCMP – those who are there to protect our lives – was, in my opinion, shameful, degrading and a personal malice against police forces.
Happy holidays, Yukoners, and enjoy the time! Yukoners: enjoy the season of sharing, fun, love and caring.
Many Rivers’ woes have stirred memories I see recent news that the Many Rivers Counselling and Support Services group is not compliant with the Societies Act (Star, Dec. 17, 19, 21).
Free advice to a Liberal critic Roy! Roy! Roy! (“Vote out this dunderhead and his lackeys!”, Star letters, Dec. 21.)
Has nothing changed over two decades? Let’s just review the facts first.

RCMP watched as I was almost hit When is enough, enough? Another tragic head-on collision out by Lake Laberge (Star, Dec. 19, 20).
Vote out this dunderhead and his lackeys! Well, that’s it!

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