If MLA wants to help, he can give to food bank

 

 
 
 

The Editor,

Re: "Brar swaps perks for poverty," the Now, Nov. 29.

What should we think of a Surrey MLA who has decided to spend a month living on $610 "to experience first-hand what life is like being on welfare."

Jagrup Brar's decision has amazed me. He is neither a student nor a social worker. He is well educated, a Canadian university graduate.

Any welfare recipient can tell you what Brar is going to say after one month, that it is very hard to get by with $610. Mr. Brar, You don't stand outside to know cold it is when you have a barometer.

You want to do something, hand over $20,00 to the food bank. I am not impressed.

Shan Rana, Surrey

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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