Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Thank you for reablement and respite unit We were very pleased to hear about the opening of the government’s new reablement and respite unit.
Yukon government’s failure to deal with Many Rivers is unconscionable Ed. note: this is an open letter to Community Services Minister John Streicker and his cabinet colleagues.
CAFN continue to benefit from Yukon Energy Corp. This is in response to the op-ed by the Champagne-Aishihik First Nations (CAFN; Star, Dec. 10).
Correction to lawsuit story On Nov. 19, the Star published inaccurate information about the case involving a lawsuit against the Government of Canada by the Ross River Dena Council.

The politicians aren’t listening, folks! Four hundred parts per million are called a trace gas for good reason.
Wake up and see what Trudeau is doing! Why are we blissfully allowing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to sell our country out from under us?

Updated Condominium Act rules could affect you Many of the duplexes built in the 1990s in Whitehorse are legal condominiums.
No public money for the media! I am totally outraged.
Pat Duncan ascends from political obscurity Finally after many, many months of bated-breath anticipation, a new senator was appointed to represent Yukon in Canada’s house of sober second thought (Star, Dec. 12, 14).

End the musical censorship! Just a wee note to let you know that people who are responsible for banning the song Baby,
A mini-ice age could really happen: NASA I just read a science report with different science people involved from Britain and the U.S. with science people at NASA.
Freeland’s bungling nearly torpedoed trade deal Free trade/globalist pin-up girl and corporate media poster child Chrystia Freeland – Canada’s Liberal Foreign Secretary and chief trade negotiator – nearly torpedoed Canadian participation in the new USMC (United States-Mexico-Canada) trade pact inked in Buenos Aires on Nov. 30.
A warning to pedestrians and drivers on stopping times Under ideal driving conditions (daylight, dry pavement, good tires), the combination of reaction time and braking distance at 50 km/h is 26.4 metres.
The RCMP have to see the light and act on dangerous situations Ed. note: this is an open letter to the RCMP.

What gives us the right to ‘harvest’ grizzlies? The Yukon government recently held a consultation meeting in Whitehorse (Star, Nov. 30) to solicit public opinion on the goals of its grizzly bear management study.

Are we ready to sell our sovereignty to the UN? With reference to the CP article in the Dec. 5 issue of the Star,
Mulroney, Bush shared civility, respect Like many people, I tuned in and watched the funeral of the late U.S. president George Herbert Walker Bush.

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