Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

What occurred at this event is utterly abhorrent, minister Ed. note: this letter was sent to Education Minister Jeanie McLean. The name of the writer, who said he received no reply, is being withheld from publication to protect the privacy of a minor.
Devastation worsens, yet nothing happens An article titled “Are Canadians drinking too much alcohol?”
Let’s put our colourful past to the best use! With all the excellent writers, photographers, filmmakers, etc., we have in the territory, I think and believe we should be showing the world much more of our interesting Yukoners and stories of the past and present.
Liberals’ answer to the crisis is a leadership convention Earlier this week, Statistics Canada released the latest national inflation numbers. They showed that inflation continues to persist at levels more than double the Bank of Canada’s target.
Are elk valued more than a local food supply? If government can’t treat farmers fairly and equally, then government should re-zone the Takhini Valley to something other than agriculture.

Fauci has been an inspiration! Dr. Anthony Fauci is stepping down as the U.S. President’s chief medical advisor in December.

We must talk like responsible adults Constitutional rights were hammered out by thoughtful statespersons with the adult population in mind – freedom to bear arms, voting rights, freedom of speech, etc.

The Global Fund needs our help! The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the contribution of frontline community health workers around the world to protect communities.
Is this really in our citizens’ best interests? Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Laura Cabott and city council.

‘It has been a profound honour to serve as premier’ Ed. note: Premier Sandy Silver offered these public remarks on Friday.

Test-drive these roads yourself, minister Clarke Ed. note: this is a letter to Highways and Public Works Minister Nils Clarke.
Thank you for helping this damsel in distress! I am a handicapped senior who lives at Copper Ridge Place and who relies heavily upon the city bus system to get around.
Credible follow-up research makes sense According to data from 20 of the top 21 life insurance companies in the United States, death claims for working-age adults under group life insurance policies spiked well beyond expected levels in the third quarter (July, August, September) of 2021.

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