This will just break his heart ... or whatever passes for it.
Manitoba and Winnipeg are once again leading Canada in murders, according to a Statistics Canada report released Thursday. There were 62 homicides in Manitoba last year — the highest number since data were first collected in 1961, and up from 39 killings in 2006.
On a per-capita basis, Manitoba recorded the highest homicide rate in the provinces, at 5.22 per 100,000, almost double the rates of second-place Saskatchewan and third-place Alberta. Among major cities, Winnipeg led with 3.55 homicides per 100,000 people. Edmonton was second at 3.28 and Calgary was third at 3.14.
And not a single word about Toronto to be found. Damned lying, elitist, liberal media.
3 comments:
Hey CC, you know that statistics, especially the stats based on counting actual events, have a liberal bias.
Facts are just immigrant apologists like that.
LuLu wrote this post and also knows of the sage Colbert.
Um, sorry LuLu.
Sometimes when I comment from work, I forget that sites have multiple authors.
My bad, truly.
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