Bachelor of Film Studies student who loves travel, cheers for the Calgary Flames/LA Kings, and blasts Jay Park & Lady Gaga. Also I'll probably just annoy you.
You don't need a CBA or agreement to hire teachers/EAs or build schools. You can just do that, its literally your job. Also 1500 EAs is less than 1 per school, it ain't enough. You also could have done that over the last few years but choose to neglect it.
Teachers want smaller class sizes – that’s why Alberta's government is building 130 schools and this deal would hire 3,000 new teachers.
Teachers want support for increasing complex classrooms – this deal would hire 1500 new EAs to support teachers.
Lets say yes to that plan.
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@GreenGayYT Going to say this is less about leaks and more about better overall control / saves them money (heavy on the save money part). As one that works in the industry a soundstage is so much easier to work with over a practical location.
The last time @FlyYYC had year-round service to Asia was in 2018/2019 when @HainanAirlines was still around.
Additionally before it even launches, Calgary-Seoul has already been expanded in 2025 starting its season 6 weeks earlier than this year.
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What did Edmonton do to always avoid these things? Like what did they sacrifice?
Orr is it that Edmonton is so boring these storms would just rather always hangout down south.
Are we just reporting every emergency landing for a “possible mechanical problem” now? Y’all know mechanical issues happen with every aircraft type?
Also there’s 1000s of flights per day. Flying is still a very safe mode of transportation.
An American Airlines Boeing 777 carrying 249 people was forced to make an emergency landing in LA tonight due to a “possible mechanical problem.”
This marks the sixth safety incident involving a Boeing aircraft reported in the past 10 days.
@StellarianNoah@AltitudeTV@AltitudeSR @BallCorpHQ We're not shoving a Pride rainbow in your face. We're celebrating the LGBTQ+ community who have been historically excluded from the sport we all love so much.
Perhaps it's time to educate yourself on what Pride Night actually stands for.
Don’t forgot there are people working outside in dangerous temperatures to keep you moving! Major shoutout to all those out on the ramp braving the elements!
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