In rural areas you will often have pockets of small classes - 8 to 12 students. A 19.8 average means there are high numbers in the core areas - 30 to 45 students. Highschool teachers most often bear the brunt of that.
I thought that a few weeks ago - but it’s looking more and more like she’s just an ethical person. If she runs again as an independent, her constituents bloody well better vote her back in.
Cameras can be lethal...
A study found in a 7-year period, 259 people worldwide died while taking selfies. More than 70 percent were men, who researchers said took more risks to get a dramatic shot.
Tech giants have promoted a culture of selfies and social media is full of daring photos taken at great risk. The rugged 277-mile-long Grand Canyon makes safety rails impossible in many areas.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/grand-canyon-tourist-falls-to-his-death-while-taking-photos-2019-03-29/
A Canadian OT of Stanley Bryant's calibre, capable of locking down his position, there it might be warranted
But we don't seem to see too many Canadian tackles anymore.
Not surprising. Out here in the rural areas, we have the same thing on a smaller scale. The Conservative Candidate in Selkirk - Interlake routinely wins by 6000 - 12000 votes, regardless of what is happening federally. If you look to Alberta, the gap widens even further.