Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Were the residents informed? It has been reported that Justin Trudeau was meeting with three territorial premiers on possible Russian claims on Canadians’ Arctic (Star, Apr. 6).
‘I saw people on ventilators with torn-out lungs’ Ed. note: a Whitehorse resident wants to bring this recent exchange during a parliamentary health committee session to Yukoners’ attention.
Essential electricity is way too cheap I have a background in engineering, and I am one of the founders of a consulting company that specializes in resiliency, sense-making and systems thinking.
Time out! And take a shower .... In my opinion, it’s time for Tracy Reiman, the executive vice-president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, to mind her own business and start by taking a cold shower.
The North is crying for military support Ed. note: this letter was also published in the Ottawa Citizen.

We must respond to this bullying Bullying and cyberbullying are extremely common in classrooms, leaving lasting impacts on students.
We’ll help you finance new career options Ed. note: this is a letter to Tagish musher Michelle Phillips.
I’m sorry you saw this bullying and intimidation This is an open letter to Yukoners, especially the six people who witnessed events of March 24.
There were clues this was coming The horrific war inflicted on Ukraine by Russia seems to have suddenly come out of the blue.
It’s time to share these data, Dr. Elliott Ed. note: this is a letter to Dr. Catherine Elliott, the Yukon’s acting chief medical officer of health.

Rehiring a harasser benefits the harasser Re: the March 18 editorial “A harasser, you say? By Jove, you’re rehired!”
In this court of public opinion, I object This is a response to Whitehorse resident Murray Martin’s letter on culturally inclusive courtrooms.

The restrictions are going, but not the damage After two years of lockdowns, masks, distancing, jabs, closures, fines, misinformation, fear mongering, and economic and social disruption – which have been mostly ineffective in controlling COVID – the restrictions are on their way out.

Canada must give more money I’m a high school student passionate about advocating for health equity in developing countries.
Please consider these national standards This is to all Canadian government Senate members, the Yukon MP, Yukon government leader, and official Opposition!
There are positive trends out there! Things are looking good!
You have it wrong again Ed. note: this is a letter to Premier Sandy Silver.
This can happen if you store a vehicle I stored my truck at a local storage facility for several months from the end of November 2021 to the beginning of March while I was away in Alberta.
Don’t forget: we pay taxes on taxes when buying gas Yukon Party MLA Stacey Hassard’s remarks on gas prices were interesting, of sorts.

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