Readers offer their opinion on an increase in Saskatchewan's minimum wage and the logic behind the province's school pronoun policy.
is overdue. The tired excuses for not doing so — jobs will be lost, low-skilled workers will find obtaining employment even more difficult, young people will leave school for the job market, and on and on — have proven to be false.
Contrary to popular myth, our society does not value competition. It tends toward monopoly in order to exclude as many as possible from joining the competitive ranks. The resulting inequality is the silent killer, as prices of basic necessities in a for-profit economy always adjust so that only those with money can afford them without financial stress, while consumption of luxury goods flourishes and investment in public goods falters.
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