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Guest column: Feds, provinces need to fund more non-profit homes to help solve housing crisis
In 1993, the federal government stopped funding new non-profit housing, putting an end to the last federal/provincial affordable housing program. Only Quebec and B.C. continued funding new non-profit housing, but neither picked up the federal share. Non-profit housing provides homes to households that can’t afford to pay market rents. It is the only type of housing whose purpose is affordability.
Cameron Gray: Wanted: A federal/provincial non-profit housing program
Opinion: Only senior governments can provide sufficient funding so that those who can’t afford to pay market rents, approximately 20 per cent of all households in Canada, have a place they can call home • • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article content In 1993, the federal government stopped funding new non-profit housing, putting an end to the last federal/provincial affordable housing program.
Google fixed a glaring account security loophole on Android TV OS [Video]
An account security loophole in Android TV OS can allow an unsupervised user to be able to access your Gmail inbox if given access to the television, but Google is working to fix it. Android TV OS is the platform behind Android TV and Google TV, currently installed on millions of TV sets, streaming boxes, and more across the globe. The platform all but requires the use of a Google account, but that’s left the door open to an interesting security loophole.
PERSPECTIVE THERAPEUTICS, INC. - 10-KT - MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS | MarketScreener
General Presentation A discussion of the changes in our financial condition and results of operations for the fiscal years ended June 30, 2022, 2021 and 2020, has been omitted from this report, but may be found in Item 7, MD&A, of our Annual Reports on Form 10-K for the years ended June 30, 2022 and June 30, 2021, filed with the SEC on September 28, 2022 and September 27, 2021, respectively, which are available free of charge on the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.
WRV Girls Take Second-Place Finish at States
By Staff | on June 10, 2021 By Cameron Gray The White River Valley High School D-IV Ladies were State runners-up with 116 points, falling to Northfield, who won with 124.5 points. While in third place was Craftsbury with 86 points and fourth was Green Mountain with 69.5 points. Coach Shannon Palone reflected that she was thrilled with the season, although a bit shorter and the meets smaller due to […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story.
WRV Boys Take D-IV Track Title
By Staff | on June 10, 2021 By Cameron Gray The White River Valley High School boys track team won the State Championship title for D-IV with a score of 90 points. The next closest was Northfield with 76 points, in third was Craftsbury with 73 points. Tied in fourth place with 71 points each were Green Mountain and West Rutland. Reflecting upon the day, the team had 28 points […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe or buy this week's issue here or login below.
WRV T&F Racking Up Points
By Staff | on May 20, 2021 By Cameron Gray The Windsor-hosted May 15 meet was a challenging one for the White River Valley High School track teams, but a great challenge in competing against schools in higher divisions. Setting D-IV/D-III records for WRVHS in distance running events is Anita Miller and in the field events are Jack Simack, Wynter Simack, and Jillian Barry. The team continues to improve, while […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story.
WRVHS Track & Field Meet Highlights
By Staff | on May 13, 2021 By Cameron Gray White River Valley High School track and field has 13 boys and 11 girls on the team this year and many have started the season by setting—and breaking—personal records. Mens standouts this season include Jack Simack in pole vault and javelin, Ryan Smith and Danny Smith in the longer distance races, and in the men’s 4x100 relay Cameron Gray, Zack […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story.
Fill Up on Information About Affordable Electric Vehicles at Free EV Clinic
Webinar on electric vehicles set for noon March 23. The Community Environmental Council (CEC) will host Affordable Electric Vehicle Clinic: How to Qualify for a Free or Low-Cost EV, noon-1:15 p.m. Tuesday, March 23. The free clinic is offered in partnership with Ecology Action, with support from Electrify America and Access Clean California The webinar will be presented in English with Spanish interpretation. Those interested in attending must register in advance at http://bit.ly/3bg0vlf.
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PREVIEW: Men's Hockey Travels to Bowling Green to Square Off Against D-I Falcons Friday
Zach Goberis (#8) and Andrew Bellant (#43) help protect the Adrian Bulldogs' net during their 5-3 win over the USNTDP U-18 squad on Oct. 24, 2020.
Not for El Pueblo Viejo If It Ain't Malaga Green
On Wednesday, September 16, the City of Santa Barbara’s Historic Landmarks Commission (HLC) unanimously voted to deny a three-year bikeshare pilot project with BCycle. HLC members found the entire bikeshare project incompatible with El Pueblo Viejo because the bikeshare docks would be slate black and not Malaga green. When council approved the bikeshare vendor selection, City Staff and BCycle were also authorized to determine the locations of bikeshare docks without HLC approval.
NAACP Silent About Philadelphia Leader’s Antisemitic Social Media Posts
Last week the president of the Philadelphia chapter of the NAACP and well-connected Democratic consultant Rodney Muhammad used his position to promote antisemitic content on social media. The high-profile action has met anger from local leaders, but silence from the national media and the national NAACP. It marks just one of numerous recent instances of antisemitism from high-profile public figures, celebrities, and sports stars.
Members of Congress Want Answers on UNC Anti-Semitism
Posted by Cameron Gray Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 6:00pm | 4/17/2019 - 6:00pm Last month, the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill held a conference on its campus called “Conflict over Gaza: People, Politics, and Possibilities.” According to its website, it: …will shed much needed light on the current realities in the Gaza Strip, giving participants a deeper understanding of the context of these realities and offering concrete options that can better the lives of Gazans.
My Father's Ashes Arrived Today
Posted by Cameron Gray Wednesday, April 10, 2019 at 8:00pm | 4/10/2019 - 8:00pm After wondering for so many months, I finally had the remains of my father and true closure after his death. Last May, when my father was dying in a South Jersey nursing home, I wrote a piece titled Eulogy for a “Terrible” Father. It detailed his huge faults, but also how much he tried to be better towards the end of his life. I also talked about how he decided, when he was alive, to donate his body to science.
Man Kicks Stroller Pushed by Orthodox Jewish Woman in Brooklyn
Posted by Cameron Gray Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at 1:00pm | 3/12/2019 - 1:00pm Last month, we told you about the latest, violent, anti-Semitic attacks in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn. Here’s a reminder of how bad it’s become there: Some 10 people were violently attacked in the last 60 days alone,” noted Rabbi Yaacov Behrman, who heads the Crown Heights-based “Jewish Future Alliance,” in a statement on Wednesday.
MSM Continues to Ignore Growing Attacks on Jews in Brooklyn
Posted by Cameron Gray Friday, February 1, 2019 at 7:00am | 2/1/2019 - 7:00am Rabbi Yaacov Behrman: “And, an equally important question, where is the public outrage? Indeed, why isn’t this front page headlines?” The MSM continues its silence on the growing attacks on Jews in Brooklyn. Even with video, these attacks mostly remain a local New York City story. Even the local NYC media doesn’t cover attack, which leaves it up to the Jewish media. I tweeted about one such story on January 15th.
U.S. is Quickly Making Headway in Economic Freedom
Posted by Cameron Gray Monday, January 28, 2019 at 1:38pm | 1/28/2019 - 1:38pm On Friday at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC, I attended the release event of their 2019 Index of Economic Freedom. Heritage, the nation’s preeminent conservative think tank, has been publishing its Index for 25 years. The authors surveyed 180 countries, looking at things like tax burden, property rights, trade freedom, and regulatory efficiency. They then assigned a score from 0-100.
The Global Failure to Teach the Truth About the Holocaust
Posted by Cameron Gray Friday, January 25, 2019 at 5:10pm | 1/25/2019 - 5:10pm For years, there has been talking and concern about the lack of factual Holocaust knowledge and education in the United States and around the world. Education systems dominated by leftist teachers often antagonistic towards Israel are sometimes loathing to bring up the subject. It’s possible to also blame an easily accessible Internet that leads users down dark rabbit holes of Holocaust conspiracy theories.
ISIS, Wendy Williams, and 12-Year Old Girls - Ricochet
Cameron Gray (On Twitter: @cameron_gray) is a broadcast media professional, with over 25 years of experience. He currently works for NRA News and Compass Media Networks. In the past, he has worked for SiriusXM Satellite Radio, CBS Radio, and the Washington Redskins Radio Network. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Cameron moved to Central Virginia for high school, then moved on to George Mason University in Northern Virginia.
A Neo-Nazi Walks into a Bar... - Ricochet
Another CPAC has come and gone. I have attended the annual Conservative Political Action Conference here in the Washington area since 1993, when I was a producer on “The G. Gordon Liddy Show.” With the exception of President Trump appearing on Friday, this CPAC was not much different than the many others. One thing that has never changed are the crushing hordes of people following the biggest names in the conservative world.
Cruz endorses AZ conservative Paul Gosar in effort to fend off establishment attacks
The GOP establishment continues its unabated effort to purge the Republican Party of conservatives. After successfully lying about the record of Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan. (A, 91%) in order to remove him from office, they have set their sights on Paul Gosar, R-Ariz. (B, 83%). Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas (A, 97%) has come to Gosar’s defense with a ringing endorsement this morning. “We need Paul Gosar back in Congress,” said Sen. Cruz.
Dear Barack: Why Ahmed, But Not Hallel
Dear Barack: Why Ahmed, But Not Hallel On September 14, 2015, 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed, was arrested at MacArthur High School in Irving, TX, for bringing an alleged fake bomb to school. He claimed that it was a pencil box filled with reassembled clock parts. His teacher thought it resembled a bomb and called the authorities. This led to his eventual suspension from his high school. Enter the national mainstream media.
Some in the Firearms Community Are Helping Some in the LGBT Community
Some in the Firearms Community Are Helping Some in the LGBT Community As you might imagine, this week’s episodes of “Cam and Company” — a Second Amendment news broadcast show that I produce for NRA News — have focused on the horrific massacre in Orlando, Florida. One of the stories that host Cam Edwards discussed that’s been gathering steam all week is about the number of people in the LGBT community who have decided to arm themselves for self-defense.
Guns and Butter: Attending Both NRA Conventions
When someone says “NRA,” most people immediately think of the National Rifle Association. But there is another NRA here in Washington: the National Restaurant Association. Both are powerful lobbies, protecting their members from government overreach, and defending personal freedoms from the right to bear arms to the right to eat whatever your arms can hold.
Chicago's New Untouchables | Ricochet
On April 28, 19-year-old Jessica Hughes, a DePaul University nursing student, was riding on a Chicago train, when: After a large group of people got off the train at the UIC Halstead stop, a man moved to the seat in front of her, turned around and attacked. “He grabs me, pushes me to the floor and starts beating on my head repeatedly,” Jessica said. The man wanted Jessica’s phone. It was in her pocket. A woman who was with the attacker jumped in and punched Jessica in the nose, breaking it.
The Metro: DC's Real Memorial
I live in the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC. I can get in my car and drive by the Lincoln Memorial or the Washington Monument within minutes. These sites and others are commemorations to the people and the ideas that shaped this great nation. They are beautiful, and like most people who live close to world-famous objects, I probably don’t appreciate them as much as I should.
Warrior Angels Foundation Makes Strides Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries
There are some people that, when you see them, you know they served in the military. They have a certain look, a way of composing themselves. Andrew Marr is one of those men. Tall, muscular and imposing, when you shake his hand, you try not to wince from the strength of his grip. Upon meeting him, before he even says a word, you know he means business.
Six-Year-Old Logan Tipton's Funeral is This Morning
As I write this on Friday morning, the town of Versailles, Kentucky, near Lexington, is getting ready to say goodbye to Logan Tipton.
Driving back to the future a not-so-far-out proposition
On "Back to the Future Day" Oct. 21, we had a unique opportunity to compare the times we live in with those depicted 26 years ago in the film "Back to the Future Part II." In the film, Marty McFly and the eccentric scientist Doc Brown travel from 1985 to 2015 and experience a future that includes hover boards, self-tying shoes and flying cars fueled by garbage. Full story available to subscribers only.Log in | Subscribe Already a subscriber? Activate
Capitol Post Helps Veterans Turn Their Ideas Into Businesses
“This is such a positive organization,” says Emily McMahan, director of Capitol Post. “It’s a metaphor for life.” When McMahan talks about her job, her positivity is infectious. Her passion is helping veterans. A veteran herself, McMahan is the kind of woman you would want to fight alongside. The Alexandria, Virginia-based Capitol Post does one thing: help veterans start their own business, from concept to business plan to fruition.
Grow Up, Get a Job, Start a Family, and Other Manly Advice from Jim Geraghty and Cam Edwards
Opportunity Lives contributor Cameron Gray interviews authors Jim Geraghty and Cam Edwards on their new book, Heavy Lifting: Grow Up, Get a Job, Start a Family, and Other Manly Advice. You can follow these guys on Twitter @Cameron_Gray, @jimgeraghty, and @CamEdwards.
ISIS, Wendy Williams, and 12-Year Old Girls
This past August 3rd marked the one-year anniversary of the start of the genocide of the Yazidi at the hands of ISIS. When ISIS captured the town of Sinjar in Northern Iraq, many Yazidis fled to Mt. Sinjar, thinking it would bring them safety. Instead, it led to the deaths of thousands, and to some of the most graphic stories and pictures imaginable.
The Dawn Of Texas Open Carry
I love playing poker; it's one of my favorite things to do. Of all the varieties of poker, I prefer Texas Hold ‘Em, the game they play if you ever see it on TV. I used to assume that it was also the preferred game in all the casinos in Texas. There are a ton of casinos in Texas, right? Wrong. In the entire state of Texas, there is one tiny casino on the Mexican border, called the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle. I assumed incorrectly. When you think of Texas, what do you think of?
The Last Jew in Pakistan
Meet Fishel Benkhald. My wife and I met him over Twitter late last year, and, because I am also a Jew, I was very interested in his story. We have become “friends” through social media. Fishel lives in Karachi, Pakistan, and is considered to be the last Jewish citizen in Pakistan, a country of 187 million people. He has made it his mission to be a voice for Pakistani minorities.
Don't Like the News? Crowdsource Your Own.
Something remarkable is happening in Canada right now. Something that will change the future of news media. On Feb. 13, Sun News Network went dark, as did the jobs of about 200 employees, including very talented people like Ezra Levant, Brian Lilley, and Faith Goldy. Sun News was often called Canada’s Fox News, featuring reporting and analysis from a conservative point-of-view, and serving as a balance to very liberal Canadian news outlets. The shutdown was not unexpected.
RWC 2015 runners and riders: New Zealand
In this new series, Cameron Gray looks at how the runners and riders are faring for RWC 2015 2013 form The first team to complete an unbeaten season in the professional era, but only just. Their Aviva Stadium Houdini act will remind them that the chasing pack is getting closer. While they enjoy a well-deserved cold one over summer, rival coaches will be plotting their downfall.
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