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Letters

Another smog-and-asphalt nightmare?Subscribers only

May 9, 2008

In spite of considerable public objection to the city's plan to develop the woods behind Takhini Elementary School, city council voted unanimously to accept the Takhini North design concept.

Animals will still be exploitedSubscribers only

May 9, 2008

The Animal Protection Act's proposed amendments show promise, but it is clear that animals will continue to be exploited in the Yukon in spite of renewed legislation.

Blame poor eating, not fluoride’s absenceSubscribers only

May 9, 2008

In a recent article on the fluoride issue, I was interviewed opposing fluoridation of our water supply.

Where is all the political backlash?Subscribers only

May 9, 2008

It came as an alarming surprise to us the silence around the elimination of the television programming of Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon (Star, May 7).

How dare Canada Post demands photo-ID!Subscribers only

May 7, 2008

It's worse than I thought.

Recalling a ‘70s schemeSubscribers only

May 2, 2008

The federal Conservatives are in hot water.

Stop killing the airport animals!Subscribers only

May 2, 2008

Ed. note: this is an open letter to the Canadian Wildlife Service.

Hunt is ‘barbaric, destructive’Subscribers only

May 2, 2008

Re. the Star's Environment section April 28 concerning Alberta's continued suspension of the spring bear hunt.

Pay it Forward is alive and well!Subscribers only

May 2, 2008

Pay it Forward is one of my all-time favourite movies. There is so much for us to learn by watching this movie, even if we've seen it numerous time.

Actions were ‘disappointing, cowardly’Subscribers only

April 29, 2008

If you have never had the experience of being confined to a wheelchair, you may not be able to understand the thrill of getting out of the wheelchair and finding a new and exciting way to travel.