“42% has become acceptable as a passing great (sic). Let that sink in,” tweeted Drew Barnes,
UCP candidate for Cypress—Medicine Hat. “That means it has become
acceptable for children to not know 68% of the material they are taught
in school,” he went on.

Notley tweeted back: “Not gonna say it… not gonna say it… not gonna
say it,” and then added, “Fine. I’ll say it. Math is hard.”

allthecanadianpolitics:

Rachel Notley’s plan to expand $25-a-day child care all across Alberta is a big win for families, but it’s also backed up by sound economics. The Conference Board of Canada estimates that every dollar invested in child care gets a $2 return.

Alberta’s lack of affordable child care isn’t just hard on families trying to make ends meet, it leads to lower productivity and fewer career opportunities, especially for women. Rachel’s plan will unlock Alberta’s economic potential by helping more women enter the workforce.

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We’re thrilled @RachelNotley’s @albertaNDP
have made affordable quality childcare a priority during their tenure,
as well as part of their re-election platform. All kids deserve a strong
start in life and affordable childcare is an #EndPoverty #GameChanger https://t.co/AJ6QZw5O3l