Critical thinking starts with getting your facts straight. The mute and block buttons don't change the facts.
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"The reason to extend love, is everyone wants to feel heard" ... "instead of reacting with anger and contempt, to try and understand where they're coming from" ... "she doesn't tell them they're stupid, she doesn't tell them they're ignorant, she doesn't tell them they're racist"
Leadership guru @SimonSinek cites @Deeyah_Khan's approach in ‘White Right: Meeting the Enemy’ to illustrate the power of showing love to people you disagree with and making them feel heard.
20% threshold is for a "constitutional referendum", which proposes changes to the Constitution of Canada. There was no such proposal in the referendum question that the FC petition asked for, which was: Do you agree that Alberta should remain in Canada?
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STORY, updates to come: Edmonton former journalist Duncan Kinney has admitted to spray painting a bust of Ukrainian World War II leader Roman Shukhevych with the words "actual Nazi," then writing about it, claiming he didn't know who did it. edmontonjournal.com/news/cri…
Property taxes and income taxes go into pools of revenue that can be used for infrastructure. If they draw from the grid, they also pay the fees associated with using that amount of power to support infrastructure. Once they generate, gas royalties can go to infrastructure.
There will be property taxes, the $60M they are contributing to road and water infrastructure, natural gas royalties, income taxes, transmission fees, Computing Hardware Levy, etc.
How are Canadians subsidizing the data centre more than any other business? How is Meta not paying for their fair share of electricity and infrastructure?
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Starship achieved orbit on its first attempt and successfully delivered Starlink V3 satellites to space for the first time → spacex.com/launches/starship…
For sure, look at the stupidity bar in this chart!:
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Charter schools are public schools and have been for over 30 years. Alberta students are some of the most knowledgeable in the country and in the world:
Wondering how 15-year-old students in various provinces perform in the PISA 2025 assessment? Check out the full PISA 2025 Canadian report for an overview of provincial results.
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#PISA2025 #OECD #QualityEducationForAll #CMEC_CndEdu
Lol, maybe we're all just bots in a simulation running at a refresh rate of 1.85*10^43 Hz xitter.gq/_Andrew_Chu_/status/21…
A divisional school is the most common type of school run by school boards (what most people think of as a "public school"). Students are "divided" by geography, religion, and/or native language and are assigned to a default board (not school). A student may choose another board.