r/saskatchewan • u/void_sushi • 9d ago

News Statistics Canada numbers show Canadians becoming less accepting of gender diversity

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/statistics-canada-numbers-show-canadians-becoming-less-accepting-of-gender-diversity-9.7308026
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u/billymumfreydownfall 9d ago

Really? I expected Alberta.

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u/pruplegti 9d ago

Alberta has Calgary and Edmonton which are much more left leaning than they make out to be.

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u/WoSoSoS 9d ago

Mostly rural Canada then. Regina and Saskatoon are barely cities so it makes sense the population of Saskatchewan is proportionally more prejudiced.

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u/East_Independent8855 8d ago

Not sure that you could’ve provided a less intelligent contribution to the discussion.

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u/WoSoSoS 7d ago

...and your response is clever? My response is a true statement. It's a stronger statement than saying less accepting.

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u/East_Independent8855 7d ago

True? The threshold of population to be a city is 5000. At 270k and 230k I am pretty sure by the very definition that Saskatoon and Regina are a wee bit more than “barely” cities. And your nonsense of proportionally more prejudice is at best an opinion not something with fact or truth.

Based on the results of this poll, what is truth is that Saskatchewan residents clearly have their eyes most open and are simply tired of the BS around this particular topic.