Letters Archive
Popular discussions
January 6, 2023
- Why aren’t we hearing of this? A peer-reviewed paper written by American, Spanish and Australian physicians and scientists was recently published in a well-regarded Japanese periodical called Vaccine, in which they review and analyze publicly available data from Pfizer and Moderna Phase III clinical trials.
- I’m looking for them I worked at the Travel Lodge in Whitehorse in the late ’60s as a dining room waitress.
- Yukon a victim of carbon tax, travelling costs Recently this holiday season, the Government of Yukon has been advertising for tourists in the media – TV, etc.
- A 2023 dose of discouragement CTV recently published an article about the expected and achieved performance of electric vehicles in the winter.
- We cannot tolerate clients’ abusive conduct Over the past few years, Alpine Veterinary Medical Centre has seen an unprecedented rise in demand for veterinary services as a result of a number of factors.
December 23, 2022
- Driving home points about the Cadillac of parkas While doing some Christmas shopping here, in one of the largest stores in the Yukon, I noticed a nice “Canada Goose” parka for sale.
- Let’s protect our pets from discarded pot Re. dogs ingesting marijuana (Star, Dec. 9).
December 21, 2022
- I’d like a modified version of the F-35C I am in favour of purchasing a modified version of the F-35C fighter jet aircraft constructed by Lockheed.
December 16, 2022
- Take the time to watch this video One primary cause for mental illness is when there is a disconnect between what we see and hear around us and what we know to be true from experience.
- Laws should target ‘lying, deceitful thieves’ The heroine of our day: what a breath of fresh air the Honourable Raquel Dancho is.
December 12, 2022
- This beloved Yukon tradition will continue The holiday season is here.
December 9, 2022
- A critical look at critical minerals rhetoric Let’s take a critical look at the supposition that we can frack our way to climate solutions.
- CWG decision ‘confusing, frustrating, inept’ Since Community Services Minister Richard Mostyn announced the startling decision that the Yukon would be pulling its bid to host the 2027 Canada Winter Games (Star, Nov. 14), Yukoners have been left scratching their heads about how we got here.
- Share your COVID vaccination side-effects What is a realistic estimate of health events that appeared following COVID shot(s), be they moderate to severe but new, persisting, startling or repetitive?
- We are gravely concerned about health care Ed. note: this is a letter to Canada’s first ministers.
- Is humanity losing it? George Mallory was asked why he climbed Mt. Everest.
- Why, oh why did we stop teaching civics? A good politician is not associated with any brand or party. Liberal, Conservative or NDP, it should not matter.
- Our nation now stands ready to help you die A nation is made up not just of major events, it is also made up of its stories.
- Doctor’s work is worth reading On Friday, Sept. 23 of this year, you published one of my letters with the title “Devastation worsens, yet nothing happens”.
- All workers deserve fairness, Gentlemen Ed. note: this is an open letter to Ed van Randen and Michael Hale, deputy ministers for the Department of Health and Social Services.