Chrétien to step down

[notyoueither]

Keep digging blackice.

[blackice]

No need the hole you have made is big enough for all of us.

[Asher]

Can we just all agree that western women are the root of all evil?

[blackice]

nope

[blackice]

Within each age group, there was a wide distribution of poverty rates in different cities. For example, poverty rates for youth aged 15 to 24 ranged from 16.4 per cent in Wood Buffalo to 32.1 per cent in Lethbridge – almost twice the rate from lowest to highest. Furthermore, the risk of poverty relative to other age groups varied among cities. For example, individuals aged 65 to 74 had the lowest poverty rate by age group in Medicine Hat, but the third highest rate in Wood Buffalo. Along with age, the risk of being in poverty was also linked to where one lived.

As shown in Table 2.2, females in the province and in every city were more likely to be poor than men. For all mid-sized cities, 15.2 per cent of males lived in poverty, whereas this was the situation for 19.2 percent of females – a difference of 4.0 percentage points. Females were most at risk to poverty in Red Deer, where 21.9 per cent were living below the poverty line. In comparison, only 14.0 per cent of females in Wood Buffalo were poor.

http://www.ccsd.ca/pubs/altapov/2.htm

Notmeforsure, Just one example I hope you jump on it because I have all night and 76 more links.

[blackice]

http://www.gov.calgary.ab.ca/community/publications/nosafeguards/nosafewhois.html

Oh and you'll love this numbnuts er NBN

Employment helps in reducing poverty but is not necessarily a safeguard against it. Over three-quarters of the 106,610 poor families in Alberta (77%) were employed for at least part of the 1995 year. Just under one-half worked full-time (44%). These are the "working poor" who earn the minimum wage or close to it.

Ya the Alberta advantage...er except...I know I know they are all lazy bums of natives right?

So tell me ya braggers WHY in a province so rich does the poverty level go up with profits?

[blackice]

Government, you have to love Klien............................................. .................

[Asher]

There is poverty wherever there is success. The main problem is an influx of new immigrants who are attracted by the job market and come over with little to no skills and find they can't get very good jobs with it, and become working poor.

Yeah, it sucks, but that's life when all the poor people see your province as a beacon of hope and flee here.

[notyoueither]

http://www.ccsd.ca/pubs/altapov/2.htm

WTF. Try Provinces, not certain centres in Alberta compared to a national average.

Or is that even a National average? If it is, Alberta's is lower.

Lies, damn lies, and then there's blackice.

[blackice]

hehehehe NOT Klien kicks em out. Got to your favorite site the Alberta government and read the welfare rules bud.

It is not what you have stated, in other words good guess, wrong........

It is due to inflated prices because the rich want more.
Try working at a 7-11 in Fort Mc Murry at 6.50 per hour and paying 1200.00 per month rent good luck.

Reality T.V. some people have silk pillow slips, some people live.

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by blackice

http://www.gov.calgary.ab.ca/community/publications/nosafeguards/nosafewhois.html

Oh and you'll love this numbnuts er NBN

Employment helps in reducing poverty but is not necessarily a safeguard against it. Over three-quarters of the 106,610 poor families in Alberta (77%) were employed for at least part of the 1995 year. Just under one-half worked full-time (44%). These are the "working poor" who earn the minimum wage or close to it.

Ya the Alberta advantage...er except...I know I know they are all lazy bums of natives right?

So tell me ya braggers WHY in a province so rich does the poverty level go up with profits?

The poor
Number of Children 0 to 14 years
Canada 23%
Alberta 22%

Are you fvcking broken?

[blackice]

NBN you read well, have you considered taking a highschool diploma course at night?

[notyoueither]

Have you considered cutting your losses?

[Asher]

Holy **** blackice, you are seriously so disturbed...

$1200 a month rent as a 7-11 clerk in Fort McMurray? That's like buying a Toyota Tercel for $3M.

[KrazyHorse]

Originally posted by notyoueither
Fvck off KH. If the same sh!t were flying about Quebec, you'd be out with the knives. No smilie required.

Ease up. I've been polite to all of you so far. You could at least return the favour.