Category: Children R Our Future

Circling The Drain, Literally

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There’s a simple solution for alleged funding problems for sewer and water networks: have the user pay, just like they do for internet. If usage fees cover repairs as well as future upgrades and expansion, bottlenecks won’t occur. Municipal governments, on the other hand, prefer to wait for “others”, namely provincial and federal taxpayers, to pony up for things they don’t want to charge local voters for.

She said municipalities largely rely on property taxes and user fees for revenue, which account for roughly one-tenth of total government revenues in Canada despite them being responsible for a majority of core local infrastructure.

“We know what we need to do,” she said. “The concern is we don’t have the fiscal capacity to do it at the speed and scale that housing targets require.”

Empty Piggy Banks

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Here’s something these folks need to ponder: over 40 years of falling interest rates, often hovering near zero, have made defined benefit pension plans nearly impossible to maintain. The go-to “solution” is to get that magical entity known as “others” to make up any shortfall. But those “others” are growing tired of handing over their capital to be consumed.

Fed into the performance-based formula, those figures have meant former Queen’s employee Gordon Crawley has received no increases since he retired in November 2021. Meanwhile, the consumer price index (CPI) has risen by more than 16 per cent over that time frame, according to Bank of Canada data.

He says it’s been difficult, especially knowing he won’t get any additional payments to top up his pension and help deal with inflation until the fund’s returns have made up for lost ground.

Today In The Vote Rich Rapey-Beheader Community

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The children are our future and that’s why you’ll better figure out which direction is Mecca;

11 teachers in Canada of “North African” descent who were teaching “Islamist religious concepts” to elementary school children have been fired.

The teachers allegedly made the students pray in class, and physically & psychologically abused them.

“I find it appalling what was done to young girls. I find it appalling that we didn’t provide all the necessary services to students who were vulnerable…. Their (licenses) were permanently revoked? Perfect,” said Michelle Setlakwe, member of the National Assembly of Quebec.

According to an investigation, the “North African” teachers were influenced by a local mosque. They subjected the kids to “physical and psychological abuse.”

CBC uses a lot of words to avoid saying “Bedford school devolved into Islamist madrassa because Liberals can’t import themselves enough of the rapey beheader voting block.”

Transgender Is A Stalking Horse For The Normalization Of Pedophilia

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They keep telling us who they are.

A Wisconsin drag queen and DJ has been charged with possessing child pornography and multiple drug-related offenses.

Daniel Lieburn, 39, whose drag persona was “Diamond Day,” was charged Wednesday with one count of possession of child pornography and six drug-related counts. He was also known on 95.9 KISS FM as “Dan Brown” and served as the resident DJ and general manager at the queer XS Nightclub.

Lieburn made his initial court appearance the same day, and a judge set a $50,000 cash bond

Another: On social media, Justin Jespersen threatened violence against those who didn’t accept that “trans women are women.”
Cancon update: Jake Tucker, who also performed as a drag queen under the name “Anita Goodickyn,” was said to have drugged and tased the women he forced into prostitution.

What’s The Opposite Of Diversity?

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Overdue.

Circling The Drain

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Two notable takeaways from Newfoundland’s recent budget: this is a record breaking deficit figure from an allegedly conservative government, and health care now eats up nearly half of all spending. We’ll be well on the way to two thirds before long and that will be the case for every province.

The budget forecasts a deficit of $688.5 million and a $20.8 billion net debt by the end of the 2026-27 fiscal year.

The province will spend $5.4 billion on health care — 42 per cent of its entire expenses — including more than $47 million to create 200 new long-term care beds.

‘Friendly Federal Assassin’

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New information dumps on a certain Los Angeles County “Teacher of Month”, including a now-deleted account at BlueSky (where the Better People gather to escape the dangerous speech policies of X).

Cole Allen, the gunman from last night’s WH Correspondents Dinner, maintained an active online presence, especially on the leftwing social media platform Bluesky where he went by the handle http://ColdForce.bsky.social with multiple references violence and guns.

In one post he calls President Trump the Antichrist.

In another he recommends buying guns in reaction to Trump’s DOJ exploring ways to ban firearm purchases from transgenders.

In one post he calls Trump a sociopathic mob boss and in another referred to him as a traitor with known connections to Putin, repeating a favorite leftwing Russian Hoax talking point.

He also attacks JD Vance for advocating an end to America’s funding the war in Ukraine and for his criticisms of the Pope. He seems pretty fixated on Ukraine more generally.

Of course, he had a manifesto.

Circling The Drain

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Unaffordable housing creates a lot more problems than declining provincial education funding as families move to cheaper abodes. But then again, the same people bemoaning this problem are likely the same ones who cheered for zero percent interest rates that sparked the housing bubble to begin with.

Families aren’t just moving to a different neighbourhood; they’re leaving the region entirely. Driven by a cost of living that has become unsustainable for many young parents, the “Surrey dream” is being packed into moving trucks and headed further east — out of the valley and, in many cases, out of the province.

Child’s Play

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There’s a simple option for people alarmed about the high cost of raising kids: don’t have any. But if you have enough political sway, maybe you can coerce that magical entity known as “others” to shoulder the burden for you. To be fair, California is really just following Canada’s lead on this matter.

The number of 4-year-olds attending state-funded preschools reached record highs last school year, driven by states embracing universal access and an unprecedented $14.4 billion in spending.

More than half the nation’s public preschool enrollment gain — some 25,000 students — came in California, which this year made every 4-year-old eligible for its “ transitional kindergarten ” program, or “TK.”

“Transitional kindergarten”? I wonder who came up with that title.

I, Napoleon

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Congratulations you freak, you just became world famous. The Department of Education needs to step in and bring this laughing stock of an institution to heel.

The Children Are Our Future

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An Act to Remove Politics and Ideology from Classrooms and Amend the Education Act

…will require unbiased teaching devoid of statements on political, social or ideological matters and protect employees from participating in activities that infringe their beliefs while ensuring students can express their views freely.

“These changes strengthen accountability, reinforce neutrality and respect, and make it clear that politics and ideology have no place in Alberta classrooms,” said Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides in a statement Tuesday.

The province is also establishing requirements for displaying the Alberta and Canadian flags, the playing of the national anthem at least once a week and oversight in respect to what flags are displayed in schools in relation to Alberta’s heritage, school culture and activities.

Why the SKParty government hasn’t led the way on this is anyone’s guess. There is zero downside.

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