@FeralSage

Cynical populist.
Conspiracy theorist since 1963
The PPC is the only hope for Canada.
#coutts4

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@TheEyes2022 How appropriate for today.
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@rustyrockets Sometimes I find it difficult to sense His presence. Usually, it's because I've allowed my mind to dwell on earthly things. It's always an invitation to seek Him in His Word and to believe that, no matter how we feel, He has promised never to leave us nor forsake us.

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Stand up for your rights and your faith or die by a thousand bylaws! Street Church Calgary with Pastor Artur Pawlowski

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Christian homeless ministry persecuted again!

Threats, harassment, intimidation. The regular from the Calgary’s finest little minions of the mayor, Jyoti Gondek!

Here is an article about poverty and homelessness in Canada. The problem is not going away! Actually it’sgrowing very rapidly.

May 22, 2024
Federal government gets D- on 2024 Poverty Report Cards

Canada has reached a critical turning point as progress made in reducing poverty over the past decade is now eroding quickly.

Despite dramatic increases in people’s financial struggles, poverty rates, and food insecurity, most governments are not responding with the urgency that is needed.

According to Food Banks Canada’s newly-released 2024 Poverty Report Cards — which were first introduced in 2023 as a comprehensive overview of the picture of poverty in Canada and to compare the progress of every government over time — almost half of people nationally (44%) feel financially worse off compared to last year.

One in four people are experiencing food insecurity, the highest rate in recorded history, and all jurisdictions except for Prince Edward Island are failing in the affordable housing section of the report.
These important findings contributed to Food Banks Canada downgrading the federal government’s grade of D in 2023 to a D- in 2024, putting the country on the edge of poverty failure.

“Food Bank Canada’s 2024 Poverty Report Cards show that people in Canada, from coast to coast to coast, are struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. Though deeply concerning, these results are sadly unsurprising to the thousands of food banks across the country who have seen a 50 per cent increase in visits since 2021,” explains Food Banks Canada CEO Kirstin Beardsley. “All levels of government and all jurisdictions working together is the only effective way to decrease and reverse poverty and food insecurity.

Food Banks Canada’s 2024 Poverty Report Cards clearly show that sustained, collective effort from all governments is our greatest hope for real and lasting change.”

Governments at all levels must prioritize poverty reduction efforts

Nearly every government in Canada received grades in the D range and no province or territory received an overall grade higher than a C. Seven out of 10 provinces received a D- for their insufficient approach to poverty reduction, which means no province is demonstrating an acceptable level of poverty reduction efforts.

Only Nova Scotia (D- in 2024, F in 2023) and PEI (C- in 2024, D+ in 2023) improved on their 2023 grades thanks to an improved legislative focus on poverty reduction over the past year.

While Quebec is trending slightly higher on its poverty reduction efforts (C+) compared to most regions, the province’s standing slipped from a B- in 2023 as policy actions taken in prior years have not kept pace with the rising cost of living.

In the North, housing and living costs are deepening the struggles of communities and signal an urgent need for collective government action.

People in Canada deserve better
While it is clear that poverty conditions in Canada are trending in the wrong direction in 2024, there are several actions that governments can take this year to ensure that people and families within their province are better off before Food Banks Canada’s next report is issued.

In the short term, governments must provide immediate financial relief to the people who are experiencing unacceptable levels of food insecurity and struggling to put food on the table. In the long term, continuing to work on the construction of affordable housing, improving social assistance, and supporting low-income workers are needed, among other long-term solutions.

The report this year applauded several governments for taking steps in the right direction on legislation. It will take repeated years of positive action for the state of poverty and food insecurity to improve in Canada.

EXPLORE THE 2024 POVERTY REPORT CARDS

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Julian Assange is free. It's the best news of the decade.

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@Wit____ @Malginholics @TheRealKeean It's unfortunate (for you) that you don't have two brain cells to keep each other company.

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@radicaldata No man who isn't a predator would have a problem with allowing women to have separate spaces. A man who isn't a predator would have no problem respecting women's preference for women-only spaces.

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@iluminatibot https://t.co/WbG1lYpBQe

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John 15:16 You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit—fruit that will last—and so that whatever you ask in my name the Father will give you.

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@FeralSage CIA origins and manipulation of international and national politics https://t.co/ud89f2jMSI

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@Plucille54 @billm8888 I was able to access my account as usual. It only became obvious when I began getting notifications from people who received IG messages purportedly from me. I spent days notifying the hundreds of people
(mostly not people I follow or who follow me) who received them.

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@erialcnosnhoj It can be scary to speak out. Just knowing too much can get you on a list of "inconvenient expendables." But speaking out and sharing the truth is actually part of the solution. Social media has a place in our discourse, but the Brand-Benz interview shows how tricky that can be.

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My account was hacked. Sorry to anyone inconvenienced by this. A soon as I clear up some details, I'll be leaving this platform. Between messages getting "limited visibility" and AI-generated "sexy" women, it's become more of an annoyance than it's worth.

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@erialcnosnhoj That's some great information. I'm glad that our current circumstances have practically forced more people to look at the forces shaping our world. This 12-hour audiobook offers some deep background that predates the information in the Brand-Benz video.
https://t.co/vfIOXFFowy

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@OliLondonTV Silly police. Obviously, it was motivated by love. Not. A big problem is that hate and violence are being normalised. We've lost our soul, our social cohesion, and our ability to experience real compassion. The world around us seems like a depressing movie.

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As many of you know, my X account was hacked recently. It seems to be widespread at the moment After changing my passwords, I looked online for information on protecting oneself. I found this one excellent. Succinct and not too complicated for non-hackers. https://t.co/gHGXlv4bCI

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@GorinMoti X (twitter) has become a cesspool. Since so much is directed at accounts posting "certain opinions," I think it's an inside job. Elon is responsible for the people hired to be content checkers (or whatever these folks call themselves).