Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Of big imperatives and small imperatives After the Gulf alleged War in 1991, I visited Kettle Falls, Wash.
Aviation companies are still subject to Liberal tax burden Ed. note: the official Opposition Yukon Party has submitted this item.

You’ve given our wild sheep a fighting chance Ed. note: this is a letter to Environment Minister Pauline Frost.
We’re very grateful for the support Members of the Yukon Anti-Poverty Coalition would like to thank Coast Mountain Sports, the High Country Inn, and community members who were a part of the Share the Warmth campaign in October.
The Peel Watershed needs you now! In this time when hope for the environment is hard to find, we do have hope about the Peel Watershed. One last time, the Peel needs us to speak for it.

Is Canada heading for major woes, like 2008? With tens of thousands of good-paying jobs lost in Canada and billions in public money wasted, where is Canada headed?
Economic statement has good news for the Yukon Finance Minister Bill Morneau has tabled the 2018 Fall Economic Statement.

Leaders come and go, but the parties never change The perpetually outrageous Liz Hanson has announced that she’s stepping down from her role as leader of Yukon’s New Democratic Party (Star, Nov. 22, 23).
Most people have faith in the media There is an ancient proverb: “The enemy of my enemy is my friend.”
It’s high time to privatize Canada Post When the Canada Post employees’ organization holds Santa’s and the children’s Christmas as hostages in their effort for pay raises, etc., then it finally is time for the Canadian government to privatize that body so this can never happen again.

You’ve established the highest of examples Ed. note: this is an open letter to Yukon NDP Leader Liz Hanson.
Premier gets a failing grade along with his raise Ed. note: the Yukon Party official Opposition has submitted this item.
Interim protection means the erosion of a jewel I’ve been an outfitter in the Peel Watershed for 20 years (Midnight Sun Outfitting), around the Hart and Wind Rivers. I make my living out of there.
Permanently protect 100 per cent of the Peel As I grew up in Ontario in a community along the Ottawa River, the woods and the river were where we played.
Why would anyone ever want one? If you build it, they will come.

Carbon tax exempts coal, offshore oil, gas Ed. note: the official Opposition Yukon Party has submitted this item.
Dynamic service venture’s hours will lengthen Starting this Friday, the New Love2Thrift Store will be open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Our first Christmas display will be out on this day.

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