One's claim to fame is being a first lady with an acid tongue. The other is a much-beloved basketball coach who won 12 NCAA championships. How is this a choice again?

Looks like it might be fake, guys. Sorry.

Thank you. I'm going to pull it. I thought the ASC was an official-ish body, but they're not.

I don't know what the exact role of the Alberta School Councils is, but they have it on their website, and it looks pretty official to me:

www.albertaschoolcouncils.ca/education-in...

Didn't know you were in, otherwise I would've dropped by to commiserate. It was so, so bad.

To be clear, I'm not saying that young people aren't turning to the church. I'm just saying that the story was shoddy and unserious. /end

For the 15-24 year olds, place of worship is more likely to mean mosque, temple, gurudwara, shul than for the 25-64 cohort. So the stats presented provide no support for the idea that young people are flooding back to the churches. 5/

...but just stopped going as they got older. But also, there was the galling assumption that place of worship meant church. Today's 15-24 year olds are from more diverse backgrounds than the group of 25-64 year olds. 4/

She then claimed that there had been a seven percentage point increase in church attendance in the 15-24 year old group. Of course, this means nothing of the sort. For all we know, previous cohorts of 15-24 year olds attended at rates higher than 22%.... 3/