Imagine how #YQR well-received the Semple elite might be if they used their wealth and influence to build stuff for people to live in, instead of arenas and bars.

I wonder if someone will pay the skilled arsonist who burned the Gordon Block to finish off this building, too.

Wasn't there a lawsuit or something? A Plan to End Homelessness working group (that Merriman refused to attend) involving the province? Encampments on the legislature lawn? Endless meetings?

One more letter should do it.

Got it. The only solution to the affordability crisis is poverty wages.

This says everything you need to know about how Saskatchewan has financed social services v. policing.

Their provincial grant has been stagnant, as well.

Council vets these resumes during committee selection process.

Buffalo Pound has the most technically qualified board of any city appointed committee.

I can say with certainty that this file is best handled by City staff by measure of their efforts and results. It was a mistake for us to create the third party entity, despite the promise that it held at first.

No, that time when the German regime created a false flag operation to justify the invasion of Poland in 1939.

Reminds me of something my uncle, once a senior civil servant in the NHS, said to me about the concerns of hospital board members: "They'll spend more time talking about the price of toast that multi-million or billion pound budgets - because smaller numbers are easier to understand."

'Paul Merriman ... said the party needs to focus more on social issues, such as mental health and addictions.'

He once said that homelessness didn't really exist in our cities... then made things worse with SIS reforms.

Currently, the contract with the Red Sox ownership secures City and private money for Currie Field. The Red Sox entered into a similar deal CoR has with Regina Football and Liebel Field, which works well.

My hero.

All of our recreation amenities "lose" money, in that they can only function as public assets financed through tax and some fees.

Question is: should a stadium be considered the same kind of public good and asset?

We also did a comprehensive in-house analysis of baseball specifically on the Catalyst Committee. It kept coming up negative. Instead, the proposal was to upgrade the existing facility, which certainly needs some love.

Is there a report attached to this press release? I sit on a CBO board and would love to learn more about your findings.