Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

A creative brainwave After I read Roy Stephen’s latest letter (Star, May 12),
These scattered vehicles can be a real hazard, Mr. Clarke Ed. note: this is a letter to Highways and Public Works Minister Nils Clarke.
Here’s an award perfectly suited for Justin Trudeau There should be a “Hypocrite of the Year” award – and I’ll bet Justin Trudeau would win it year after year.
Please pardon my suspicions .... I am amazed to see that Prince Harry and Meghan allege there was a near-catastrophic paparazzi car chase in New York this month.

Let’s fight poverty, not each other In February, we marked a year since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Aren’t you basing your policies on science? Ed. note: this is a letter to Jason Bilsky, the CEO of the Yukon Hospital Corp., Premier Ranj Pillai, Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee and Dr. Sudit Ranade, the chief medical officer of health.

Trade shortsightedness for generosity! One in five children world-wide are now zero-dose or under-vaccinated.
My question on science-based evidence stands Ed. note: this is a letter to Yukon MP Brendan Hanley.
Roll back these stiff hikes, Mr. Clarke Ed. note: this is a letter to Environment Minister Nils Clarke.
A reminder: we need to care for our nurses I am one of the Yukon’s “old” nurses.
It was definitely my cup of tea! Re. the city’s seniors’ tea, May 6.
Passports changes are beyond the pale! Out of touch, uncaring, disrespectful and vacuous is too kind in describing LIEberal attempts to re-design the Canadian passport.
The WHO has made its agenda crystal-clear Spring has arrived in the Yukon, and everyone’s thoughts are turning to outside activities, enjoying the sun and warmer temperatures.

We’ll be supportive partners for free transit Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Laura Cabott.
Protection vs. critical minerals requirements The Yukon, Canada and the Western world have arrived at a crossroads,

I answered thanks, but no thanks After one of my letters to the Whitehorse Star was published in October 2022, I received an email from the Yukon Liberals inviting me to one of their $200-a-ticket events  in November.
On the energy file, something has to give The most recent sitting of the Yukon Legislative Assembly saw several important issues raised and debated.
Let’s choose diverse, open thought over bans This is an open letter to Yukon Public Libraries, NDP MLA Lane Tredger and the leaders of the territorial parties.

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