With apologies to my readers
Coleman on Campus will return overnight with a post related to the latest anti-student trend; bylaws to limit the number of students living in a house.
In reality, the new bylaws are designed to make it unaffordable for students to live in areas near universities and to drive young people out of communities.
The bylaws do not actually have a plan of where to place the students; just that the students need to driven out of communities.
Tonight, the anti-student movement in Hamilton, Ontario is holding a "public" meeting to discussion how to implement Oshawa’s anti-student bylaw near McMaster University. I’m going to try to attend the meeting. Knowing the group holding it, I no expecting to be welcome.
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