Indigenous children continue to pay a steep price
No amount of funding plans or reorganization can solve this problem as long as alcohol and drug abuse persists in First Nations communities
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Author: Frontier Centre for Public Policy
When property prices are a crime
The B.C. government balked at applying the foreign buyer tax to pre-sale contracts, so property flipping won’t slow down and it certainly won’t stop
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The case for privatizing Crown utilities
Selling slow-moving, inflexible Toronto Hydro would benefit both taxpayers’ pocketbooks and the service they receive
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Embracing minorities shouldn’t lead to penalizing the majority
The protection of minorities does not include minority rule or the raising of minority interests above those of the majority
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Reading comprehension depends on content knowledge
A student may be able to decode every single word in an article but still be clueless about the meaning since they know virtually nothing about the subject
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