Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Finding a place is a challenge Trying to find a decent, finished room room that’s not too expensive is easier said than done.
Setting out solutions to the rental crisis I am writing this letter to express my disgust with the positions of both the Yukon Liberal Party and the Yukon Party.

He was expressing the sentiments of millions Since last Saturday, the CTV evening news has made the verbal attack on Chrystia Freeland in Alberta their first or second “top story” for the last five nights in a row!
These are critical times for our society The greatest trial of our time is to find a way to live in balance with nature.
Flood events show the urgent need to act We are writing to support the concerns the Pettifors have raised (Star letters, Aug. 29).

What will the electoral committee report? Re. the Special Committee on Electoral Reform’s posted newspaper ads, “How Should Yukon Vote?”
Dialogue leads to a peaceful, cleaner future Ed. note: Premier Sandy Silver, N.W.T. Premier Caroline Cochrane and Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok have issued this joint statement about their participation in the Arctic Circle Forum (Star, Aug. 29).

Please have Yukon Energy spill some water We are presently seeing, and have never seen before, water levels in the ditches and in the treed areas behind Army Beach Drive.

Stop despoiling our city! I wonder if the people responsible for the graffiti
We need someone to govern for us! Yukoners: should we have another territorial election this September to get a government that has ability to actually govern for the people?
Here’s who’s responsible for this travesty Statistics Canada reported in 2019 that 14.5 per cent of Canadians aged 12 and older (approximately 4.6 million Canadians) did not have regular access to a primary care provider.

Just sock it to me, all right, folks? A recent news story told of socks that cost $US420 (£350).
These Yukoners must be kept connected! Ed. note: this is a letter to Community Services Minister Richard Mostyn and Economic Development Minister Ranj Pillai.

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