Whitehorse Daily Star: Letters Archive

Letters Archive

Stay home, all you COVIDiots! There are so many headlines about COVID and vaccines and deaths that they eventually blur into one mass that now seems to pass by.
Are decisions being based on misleading data? Ed. note: this is a letter to all Yukon MLAs.

We must help implement health systems What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “low-income country”?
Protect the majority by persecuting the minority? One of the key speakers at the World Health Summit, Berlin, Oct.14-26, was Stefan Oelrich, a member of the Board of Management and the president of the Pharmaceutical Division of Bayer AG, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical and life sciences companies.
Deflect the blame and pass the buck .... Ed. note: this is an open letter to all Yukon MLAs.

It shall be another sad Christmas this year This is an open letter to all our elected officials and their bureaucracies.
We are segregated, demonized and scapegoated Beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing: this is an open letter regarding the Liberals’, NDP’s and chief medical officer of health’s (CMOH’s) mandates.
Delving into the ‘gold’ standard of testing Ed. note: this is a letter to all Yukon MLAs.
The empathy certainly runs deep! Re. “Unpaid leave numbers are small: Streicker” (Star, Dec. 10).
How would you people like being sworn at? This is in response to the letter to the editor of Dec. 10 – “The depiction of our conduct is not accurate.”
The protesters’ conduct was ‘appalling’ Ed. note: this is a letter to NDP Leader Kate White.
Bodily autonomy isn’t a punishable offence Ed. note: this is a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Sandy Silver
The one-party vaxxer state is closing in on you Re. the Dec. 10 Whitehorse Star letter “COVID-19 employee firings: YP protest rings hollow”.

Concealing data has no place in a democracy Ed. note: this is a letter to all Yukon MLAs.

Pictures on cash are the best To help counteract all the hype about having to have something with your picture on it:
COVID-19 employee firings: YP protest rings hollow Yukon Party (YP) Leader Currie Dixon expressed seemingly sincere regrets about the unpaid leaves of more than 300 Yukon public employees for refusing to provide confidential vaccination information to the Yukon government in remarks made public in the Star edition of Dec. 3.
This is about taking away your basic freedoms Governments (politicians and chief medical officers) continue to crow that “the vaccines are safe, and they work.”
The depiction of our conduct is not accurate Re. “NDP MLAs subjected to abusive behaviour”, published on Dec. 7.

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