Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

I am hoping science can assist! An American space company, Northrop Grumman, has moved into the food delivery service with seven pizzas heading to the International Space Station or at least the kit and food to make them.
Committee has heard some interesting presentations Expert presentations were given to the Special Committee on Electoral Reform between Jan. 21 and Jan. 31. This letter examines the last three presentations.
These falsehoods are finally being exposed I assume that most Canadians, even the young “woke” types, know that in China and Russia, the state-owned-and-controlled media inundate their populations with lies and propaganda. That is a well-known fact.
You want to scream about what’s going on Ed. note: the Whitehorse writer’s name is being withheld from publication for reasons of employment security.
Trudeau should resign from his job Dear Liberal members of Parliament:
They followed their agendas but divided the nation Did we miss the boat?
Let’s review this definition Let’s define “don’t work” as in “masks don’t work” or “vaccines don’t work.”
Politics are meant to unite, not divide In my political opinion, the former failed Conservative election candidate, Jonas Smith, has finally revealed his true colours.

An ‘uplifting and inspiring phenomenon’ January 29, 2022 will long be remembered as the day millions of Canadians from all backgrounds, provinces and territories came together in solidarity to call for an end to the senseless discrimination of the vaccine mandates.
Canadians are awakening to this con game By all accounts, the weekend was a big success in Ottawa, as well as hundreds of towns and cities across the country and around the world.
Premier is at fault for ‘incoherent rules’ Winter solstice may be well behind us, but there remains a lot of cold and darkness ahead for Yukoners.
Your snow-clearing system isn’t working Ed. note: this is a letter to Mayor Laura Cabott and city council.

Flag-waving doesn’t reduce pandemic risks Jonas Smith’s letter, “Reclaim what is rightfully ours!” (Star, Jan. 26) is full of problematic statements, especially from someone who is interested in holding political office.
Planned board ‘an astounding leap forward’ Ed. note: this is a letter to the First Nations Education Directorate.

Please examine the roots of these signatures Ed. note: this Jan. 24 letter is to Premier Sandy Silver and Peter Johnston, the grand chief of the Council of Yukon First Nations.
Can we leave the masks to the bandits? It was easy to miss in the run-up to the holiday season.
Electoral reform continues to be front and centre Presentations by experts on electoral systems to the Special Committee on Electoral Reform began last Friday and are ongoing.
How could there possibly be an outbreak? Once again, Mr. Editor,
Let’s work to beat TB Over the past 200 years, TB has killed more than one billion people – more deaths than from malaria, influenza, smallpox, HIV/AIDS, cholera, the plague and COVID combined.
When is enough ... too much? Members of the “anti-vax” crowd are following the science.
You honoured a special woman I would like to thank longtime editor Jim Butler for his excellent piece on Alexa McDonough (Star, Jan. 21).
This declaration is too little, too late Last week, the Yukon government decided to declare a substance use health emergency (Star, Jan. 21).

Reclaim what is rightfully ours! Thank you to the hundreds of individuals and families who came together last weekend to participate in the Worldwide Rally for Freedom and the Convoy to End Mandates (Star, Jan. 24).
Please begin sharing this data, Ms. McPhee Ed. note: this is a letter to Tracy-Anne McPhee, the minister of Health and Social Services.

The dream of home ownership may already be dead The Yukon Housing Home Loan Program enables people living in rural Yukon to obtain a mortgage to purchase an existing home which is for sale, or to build their own new home.
A very different story that’s not being reported This letter is in response to William Sims’ letter in the Jan. 17 issue of the Whitehorse Star (“Vaccines save lives, Mr. Cameron”).
Imagining a really perfect world .... Ex-U.S. president Donald Trump has always had the greatest of everything.

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