How do they know you are not a Catholic...They check your church attendance?
I haven't been in church in years except for weddings and funerals......
Can you really just ignore the constitution if you feel like it?
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I haven't been in church in years except for weddings and funerals......
I can see the options on the form now. . .
Is your family:
1. Fish-eating bead-shaking idolaters
2. Bible-beating heretics
3. Islamic terrorists
4. JOOOOOOOZ!
5. Heathens
6. Godless communists
BC has some kind of funding formula. For all private schools. I don't think it covers the full cost of private school though.
They get the basic any other student gets then parents top up the rest.
For us it was $2700 on top of municipal taxes.
Your speech is quite clear, your mind is just confused. I don't make a habit of paying money for an inferior product!
Good one, Pete.
Unless of course you're an un-elected judge in Hawaii who was appointed by O'Bumwad. Then you and your f*cktarded personal interpretation of the Constitution are the law of the land.
You have an interesting view of the Constitution if you think there's something wrong with unelected judges.
In any country where the majority of the population wears shoes, you do both on practically every issue. The appropriate question is "more or less" not "yes or no."
You are absolutely correct - my bad. I didn't do my homework and now that you mention it, I recall Quebec using it. Don't recall SK, AB or the Yukon using it. Huh!
You learn something new everyday!!
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For most people, the taxes are skimmed off long before the money ever reaches their pockets.
But I take your point. You cannot avoid paying for what you get. TANSTAAFL.
The money follows the student. If a Catholic goes to a public school the public board gets the funds if a non-Catholic goes to a Catholic school the Catholic board gets the funds for that student.
The public aren't paying for the Catholic schools.
My Muncipal taxes are out of pocket. Our properties are paid for and taxes aren't worked into a mortgage.
The public aren't paying for the Catholic schools.
My Muncipal taxes are out of pocket. Our properties are paid for and taxes aren't worked into a mortgage.
One reason Ontario has refused to scrap the separate school system is because it's entrenched in the Constitution. If more governments make use of the Notwithstanding Clause, then that makes it more difficult for governments to hide behind the constitution in such cases as scrapping the separate school system for example.