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@TyDilello, the indigenous industry protects their place at the taxpayer's money trough. It's getting a little crowded with the Metis wanting more space. The big loser, like usual, are the taxpayers that just keep throwing more & more money at them. epaper.winnipegsun.com/article/281616…

@SemperVeritasX never forget

Any day now Bill C-9 will pass through our Trudeau appointed Senate. If we tolerate this, we will tolerate anything. This all gets far worse from here.

@SemperVeritasX B'nai Brith (Jews) pushed for this...

This interview with @MikeBenzCyber provides important context and understanding of the COVID coverup and deflections still underway. 1. Yesterday RFK announced the complete withdrawal of the USA from the WHO. 2. He cited the mishandling & corrupting influence of the WHO on USA policies. 3. The Fauci/Morens emails however are evidence that the USA administration was responsible for 1) the gain of function, 2) the creation of the virus, 3) Covering up & confusing the origins, 4) the development & promotion of the dangerous jab, 5) The systematic campaign of censorship on dissent. 4. While it is undeniable the WHO played a major role in amplifying the corrupt falsehoods of Covid-they were clearly a partner not the sole cause. 5. If the DoJ does not indict Fauci et al within a few days they will have gotten away with crimes against humanity, and the true story of COVID will never be known.

@RevRobYXE Ask Grok for solutions for the homeless junkies. AI is a tool

Yesterday at Council was definitely interesting. I'll start by providing an update on the debate that occurred regarding the First Avenue BRT concept plan. There were a number of presentations along with many questions and concerns, but it became evident that several Councillors wanted more information before making their decision. To that end I made a deferral motion that essentially ensured there was more collaboration with affected stakeholders, and for an operations plan that would address the numerous concerns with the concept. I asked how long it would take administration to provide the information and the response was a detailed operations plan was required and it would take a year, implying an excessive delay to our deadline. It should be noted that Saskatoon's deadline to implement the BRT by 2028 is self imposed. The Federal funding is actually available until 2032, and keep in mind the City itself will be paying roughly 27% of the costs involved. As such, I think it is entirely reasonable to have the delay to ensure we make the right decision. Council defeated my deferral motion, so the next step was to then vote on the concept plan itself and as I was not alone in wanting more information, it was also defeated. In the end, Council voted to have administration share the plan with the Accessability Advisory Committee (this was in my deferral motion), and provide an overview operations plan to address the critical issues and concerns with the concept (which was also essentially in my motion). Once that plan comes back to Council, we can then consider how to proceed. I also want to add that we had a report on our City's Homelessness Response. The report was well done but it also highlighted to me a major concern. From 2024 to 2027, the City will have spent over $15M on our Homelessness response. To be clear, the Homeless need all the support and opportunities to improve their lives and more needs to be done. The Feds and the Province have also spend money on this, but there is a more critical core issue at stake. Municipalities do not have the resources nor the revenue streams to address complex issues like social services. While the Province has all the responsibilities for this area of concern, they also have multiple revenue streams to address it. Saskatoon essentially has property taxes, and it's based on a reassessment program that is essentially broken and unsustainable. Add to this, we are a hub city and we have people from all over the Province making their way here for various reasons, including more and more of those who are homeless, forcing our city to address escalating issues that are also reaching a breaking point. And then added to this is the Province has no actual plan to reduce homelessness. What they have is an annual consideration to fund shelters and some supportive living, but there are no baselines, no targets, no accountability measures, no aggredated data, etc. The longer this continues without a reduction strategy, the worse it is going to get and more it is going to cost, and the Province is not reimbursing the City's expenses. What is needed is a coordinated Provincial plan that has actual targets for reduction, significant investment for transitional, supportive and affordable housing, expanded long term addictions and complex needs treatment, expanded policing and social programs that address the real needs of those who are vulnerable and need help. This is definitely possible. We already have success models with responsible service providers, including numerous indigednous organizations, that could be expanded with the right investments. This will also provide the opportunities to reduce temporary shelter beds that are cosing us millions and reallocate that funding to replicating successes that promote opportunities for people to improve their lives. I'll hopefully have more to share in the near future regarding ideas on how this could be done.

@ProtectWard2n3 @StoonTribalCncl

@ProtectWard2n3 @StoonTribalCncl have asked Grok what the solution is? AI is smarter than our Mayor and councillors..

This is getting ridiculous! Another stabbing right by that fraud shelter ran by Arcand at @StoonTribalCncl These are NOT people down on their luck, they are criminals and addicts! Move it to YOUR constituency if you think it’s so “positive”. You wouldn’t live with it!

@MichelleLA1981 @CTVNews if everyone stopped income tax it would shut down Govt in a hurry

@CTVNews Who wants to pay taxes to a corrupt government??

Canadians ‘dragging their feet’ on tax filing as deadline arrives: survey ctvnews.ca/business/artic…

@ProtectWard2n3 @StoonTribalCncl that's what happens when you feed and shelter them. Even a 5 yr old can understand the concept. Cut off all enabling and send them packing!

@guyfelicella @BeaLionAlways we should all get free food and houses then

@BeaLionAlways I didn't say that at all. However those are the basics that everyone should have access to

I don’t care if you work a “minimum wage” job or no job at all. Food, water, shelter, and healthcare are human rights... not rewards. Full stop 🛑

@guyfelicella room service too? Does the food have to be cooked?

@ProtectWard2n3 having compassion for people who choose this lifestyle and mainly lifetime welfare receipients is just low IQ stupid thinking. Everyone has a choice in life. I would prefer money spent on those disabled who had no choice and suffering.

This is the same thing do Saskatoon and Cynthia! They have all the compassion for “homelessness” in OUR community! When will they start “helping” in THEIR community? The shelters are scamming vulnerable and taking free money to do nothing!

@RevRobYXE well when the City offers enabling what do people expect? Of course more people will come!! It's like fishing, you put bait on the hook to catch more. sheesh. Stop offering handouts and discourage people from flocking here!!

@BrianKrzyzaniak they have kids to collect more welfare.

Drug exposure deaths in Saskatchewan children under five prompt warning | Globalnews.ca globalnews.ca/news/11823067/… 100% PROOF that some people should not be having children > the brains of these so called adults,are TOO IMMATURE, to bring up children PROPERLY

@FNCGlobalNews @BWBailey85 propaganda. nice try though

RECORD HATE: Canada records record levels of antisemitic incidents as the Carney govt is slammed for not doing enough. A new report highlights the growing hate—critics say current action isn't enough. Report by @BWBailey85 foxnews.com/world/record-a…

@kinsellawarren lol wow

Spoke on a panel with some brilliant lawyers today in front of 120 other brilliant lawyers of many faiths. All agreed that we have a big antisemitism problem in Canada - and that it's time to use the law, in a smart and targeted way, to shut down the haters, and to push governments to do more.

@DennisRoxPod ??

@agentladya Arlene, you've been looking for our bunch for all your life. Don't say we didn't tell you.

Mike says it bluntly in Episode 197 (Alcoholism): “Drinking is not the problem… the problem is the things that cause you to do it.” Listen to Episode 197 (Alcoholism) if you’re ready to stop negotiating with the thing that’s quietly draining the life out of you: