to serve our true hearts' desires and those of generations to come. It's time to pick up our pots and create some new rhyme and reason in this land of ours. related_item2_desc related_item3 related_item3_desc This month, the Hennessy Index looks at the effects of austerity measures on youth and unemployed Canadian workers. Comments Submitted by keynsnot on June 4, 2012 - 1:40pm. Quote " These times are calling us to abandon our small-minded, narrow selves" I could not agree more. The petty self indulged student protesters in Quebec are the very essense of spoiled children who never grew up. It's all about their "rights" and of course, the rest of the population can take a hike. Charest should have responded by doubling tuition, bringing it in line with the rest of Canada Education has a cost, and even a doubling of tuition would only cover about 17 -20% of the total cost. Equalization payments , largely from Alberta, are the only reason a higher education can be offered in Qubec, at 50% off. Rebels without a cause, indeed !! Take your pots and pans, and show your parents that you can actually do something useful, like cooking something. I have never seen such a row about the overindulged youth of Quebec. !!