Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Mask-wearers, MDs should put up or shut up Last week, affronted mask manufacturers announced their intention to sue the Canadian government for $5 billion for misleading them with respect to the purchase and promotion of their personal protection products, including masks.
This is crazy city policy-making! I would like to remind city council members that their responsibility is to represent all Whitehorse residents, not push their own personal preferences and opinions or the development interests of one segment of our community.

Pick up this book! In 2014, Stephen Harper, in Israel’s Knesset, stated: “Through fire and water, Canada will stand with you.”
Let’s create safer streets for drivers, pedestrians To fellow citizens of Whitehorse and the surrounding areas: I present a public survey opportunity for everyone, to help make pedestrian crossings and motorists driving safer on Whitehorse streets and avenues.

Here are my updated definitions Dear Merriam-Webster and the editor:
The problem: tall buildings cast shadows Below is a letter of mine you published on Sept. 26, 2018, with a few additions for 2024.

Please reimburse these dental care users, Ms. McPhee Ed. note: this is a letter to Tracy-Anne McPhee, the minister of Health and Social Services.
This is a leader to keep an eye on I watched President Xi Jinping’s 2024 message and was struck by how different it is from the crap we have grown used to in Canadian and U.S. media.
Drama leaves one unanswered question I recently looked up Viola Desmond on the computer.

The lack of support is disappointing This is an open letter to the Taku River Tlingit First Nation (TRTFN) leadership and TRTFN members.
Drilling can cause radon to infiltrate water wells Whitehorse has a source water protection plan.
How quickly your world can shift A month ago this week, I picked up my parents from their home in Whitehorse and dropped them off at the airport.

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