again... not lies. run it through AI. you will see it yourself. (in case you really dont feel like it, well here it is):
The City of Toronto does not fund a fixed, publicly listed number of sociological studies annually. Instead, it funds social research, data analysis, and program...
I agree, but I would also argue that in Toronto, local politics is pretty far left - not quite Vancouver levels thank god, but almost. Most local politicians are card carrying NDP. A lot of these sociological studies are grounded at the local level and funded by City of Toronto to justify...
Amen. The thing I disagree with is that drug addiction is both a medical problem and a moral failing. There's truth to both. I dont think people are looking the other way because they "blame" them, rather, I think its just uncomfortable and goes against our Canadian values of being 'nice'...
A moderator just deleted another one of my responses. Again, no reason cited. Again, did not violate any terms, i was just defending myself. Seems they have a mandate! cant wait to see what they delete next.
First of all, the stats I provided show that drug and mental health issues ARE very common among the homeless - 73% and are accounted for at least 40% of the reason they are homeless in the first place. These need to be fixed first before you can really solve homelessness for them. the...
Ok.. here's some stats I found. This is a Gov of Canada report. I will cite it for your reference. (https://housing-infrastructure.canada.ca/homelessness-sans-abri/reports-rapports/mental-health-substance-use-sante-mentale-consom-substances-eng.html#toc_7d)
It shows that almost 73% of...
yeah, lots of things are "studied" - it doesnt make them facts, or make them correct. Everyone knows there's a huge bias on the left, and these studies are all left wing.
I just wanted to let everyone know that the moderator just deleted a bunch of my posts. None of which were offensive or violated any terms. Just wiped out. I guess they dont agree with me politically so its just ok then?
what i found, for me is most of the time I take the 34 if im going less than 3-4 stations away. i just wait for the next bus to come by and i find that its faster... not by a lot, but when you factor in having to walk 3-4 blocks to get to the station, go down all the escalators, wait for 3-4...