How much longer can they boil the frog? The frog is basically burning to a crisp right now...

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/ontario-teachers-union-implements-controversial-weighted-voting-system-to-increase-minority-representation

A teachers’ union in southern Ontario has decided that if not enough minority members of the board are present, votes will be weighted to further the representation of minority members. The new system, aimed at improving the representation of Indigenous, Black and racialized teachers in the union’s decision-making process, will ensure that they always represent 50 per cent of the votes. It means that if 15 people voting have not self-identified as racialized, and five have, both groups will be weighted to each represent 50 per cent of the total vote. The system applies to one local bargaining unit, located in the Halton region, of the larger Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF). The local unit represents roughly 1,400 teachers and staff, according to the website. A motion was proposed at the union’s June annual general meeting and it passed with the support of 68 per cent of delegates. Such weighted voting does not apply to the whole local’s rank and file; rather, it applies to decisions made by the board of local presidents, who represent the teachers at each school when it comes time to make decisions, explained Daryl LeBlanc, a teacher and branch president with the union. “I did vote for it,” said LeBlanc. “I do believe it’s a very positive step for equity.” However, the teacher who asked to remain anonymous, argued this means teachers’ representation when it comes to union decisions rests on whether or not their representative is racialized. “If your school rep is racialized, then you get a higher percentage of the vote,” the teacher said. I do believe it’s a very positive step for equity Several other branch presidents the Post reached out to for comment, by email and telephone, did not respond. Caitlin Clark, spokesperson for Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce, said in an emailed statement that, “teacher unions have once again missed the mark.” Teachers the Post reached — both for and against the policy change — said only the union president, Cindy Gage, was allowed to speak to the media. “Bylaws, policies, and procedures, including voting, may evolve based on the goals and priorities of the OSSTF/FEESO membership,” Gage said in an emailed statement Monday. “The Teachers’ Bargaining Unit acknowledges that changes to local policies, procedures and bylaws may create tension within the membership but such tension will not deter efforts to eliminate barriers for members.” Gage ignored a request for a telephone interview, and did not respond to the Post’s follow-up questions Tuesday about specific aspects of the policy that are under public debate on social media.

It's honestly horrifying what happened to Canada. The 1980s and 1990s was honestly peak perfection for this country, but now it's turned to this?

You can bet they wont stop here. Soon, Whites will have their right to vote in elections taken away entirely.