Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon is stock number 22J96. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. This 2022 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited has the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. Puts out 270 horsepower, 295 foot-pounds of torque. It's going to get you 24 miles per gallon on the Highway 21 city for an average of 22 miles per gallon. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. This color is called Hydro Blue. I think the paint coat is PBJ, if I remember correctly. And we're just going to go all the way around.  Shoot all my videos in 4K and if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel the upper right-hand part of the screen. Get these seven-slotted grille there. It's kind of got the, it's not really granite crystal but the gray interior or the gray accents on there. And the headlight bezels, factory fog lights. This one does have the plastic bumpers, the painted red tow hooks. You get the sport hood on there.  The halogen running lights on the fenders does have the black fenders and the black hard top. This one comes with the painted and polished aluminum 17-inch rims. These are BFG, they're BF Goodrich all-terrain TA KO2 tires. These are LT 285 70 RA 17s and they've got an all-terrain tread pattern to them. I think BFG is some of the best tires out there, my opinion. Get the little sandals on that plastic surround there. You get the Jeep climbed up side of the windshield. You get the T50 on the doors. You can take these doors off. I actually did a video showing you how to take the doors off if you want to check that out. You get the granite crystal Jeep logo with the red outline there. And it does come with the rock rails. This is part of the Rubicon package that you get standard. You just have the enter and go system. We'll take a look at the original window sticker here. Feel free to pause us. I'm not going to go through everything but most of it. 2022 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon 4x4 has the Hydra Blue Pro Coat, black interior leather trim bucket seats, the 2-liter i4 dual overhead cam, direct injection turbo engine with start-stop, 8-speed automatic transmission. Everything on your left-hand side is your standard equipment. You get Jeep Wave membership, which gives you some oil changes and stuff like that. It has XM radio for six months. Serious traveling for five years with a five-year subscription and Serious Traffic Plus with a five-year subscription. Hydra Blue Pro Coat is the $395 option. The leather trim bucket seats are $19.95. This one does have the cold weather group, which gives you a remote start. Heated seats and heated steering wheel. This one has the trailer tow and heavy-duty electrical group, which is $995. This Jeep is able to tow up to 3,500 pounds. You get the auxiliary switches, the 240 amp alternator, 700 amp maintenance free battery, and the Class 2 receiver hitch, seven and four pin wiring harness as well. Hardtop headliner by Mopar is $525 and the all-weather floor mats by Mopar are $170. The automatic transmission is $2,000 and the windshield with Corning Gorilla Glass is $295. I'll show you how to tell if your windshield has the Gorilla Glass on it or not.  Total MSRP is $56,650. If you want to get your summit price in the upper right-hand part of the screen, there's a link to our website with all the pricing and rebates and incentives on this vehicle, so click that and check us out there. Three-year 36 bumper-to-bumper, five-year 60 powertrain. There is your miles per gallon, 24 highway, 21 city, and 22 average.  They don't rate it for anything else. You can see you get those all-weather topographic floor mats. I think they're pretty cool. This one does have the red dash. You get the black hardtop coming around to the back. It does have the backup camera and those are HD. There's your receiver hitch. You get four-pin, seven-pin wiring there. Back here, this one does have the Alpine sound system with the subwoofer. You can see that insulated hardtop. You get this piece here, this piece here, and then on the second row, you get that insulation as well. It just keeps it a little bit warmer in winter and also reduces a little bit of road noise when you're on the highway. Here's your soft top or your soft bag for your hardtop pieces. And to take these hardtops off, you have four bolts, three on the bottom, one on the top on each side for a total of eight, then two quick disconnects. I actually have a video showing you how to take your hardtop off. If you want to check out that video, it's in the upper right-hand part of the screen. A lot of people seem to enjoy it. So click that and check us out there. You get the JL badge on the back. It gives you two-door, four-door wheelbase and overall length and water folding on there as well as well as where it's built. And the new JLs, those gates, they close a lot smoother than the old JKs. They're lighter as well. Heated mirrors that enter and go system. You just have to have key in your pocket. It'll automatically unlock inside. You get the leather bucket seats with the red stitching. Rubicon stitched into the backrest as well. These now have side airbags standard. Lumbar recline. Get auto headlamps, power mirrors, power locks. We'll hop inside. Actually, we'll take a look back here real quick. Back seats. A lot of room back here now. Latch child safety system. I think they made it a lot bigger than the old JKs. The other thing that they've done is they made these go down a lot easier. And the other thing that they did is that you can have the headrest down now. Before when the seat was up, the headrest was automatically up. And you can just put that headrest down like so. That's better visibility when you're riding by yourself. Back here, you get your window controls, 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in, and then two USBs and two USB C's right there. That all-weather topographic format back here goes over the hump. They connect together. And you do get child safety locks in the back of the doors. Hop inside. Check out the instrument cluster, the radio, and everything that this has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one only has 11 miles. It does have the digital speedometer and the 7-inch LCD display. Heated steering wheel, you get the red stitching on there. Cruise controls, information and Bluetooth controls on the left. Audio controls on the back. And this one has the 8.44C radio, which gives you the factory navigation system on here. You also have AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You have your heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons. You can also check out your backup camera, which is an HD backup camera. So that is nice and crystal clear. And you have all your different apps on here as well, including the off-road pages, the projection manager. You can project your cell phone to the screen. We actually did a demo on Android Auto with this radio. So you can check that out. That's in the upper right-hand part of the screen as well. And then we'll check out the off-road pages, because they're pretty neat.  You may be lost but never stuck. In a Wrangler, you have your steering angle here, which is pretty sweet. You can see that those wheels up top, they do turn as I turn the steering wheel. So that's pretty cool. And on the Rubiconz, you can see if your sway bar is connected or disconnected. Front axle, if it's locked or unlocked, same thing with the rear axle. And if you're in four-wheel drive or too high or whatever. Coolant temp, oil temp, battery voltage, trans temp, and oil pressure.  We don't get any satellite signal inside the picture studio, so we don't have any information there.  Down here, your more tactile climate and audio controls, your heated seats and heated steering wheel button. Power windows, you get a media center with a USB, USB-C, and AUX jack. This is your four auxiliary switches, part of that trailer tow group.   I really like the new keys on the Wranglers. They're pretty cool. This one does have the remote start as well. Now when you're not using it, you can put it right there in between your cup holders. Get that red dash. Some people either really love it or just do not like it. I think it's okay. Get those hardtop pieces with the insulation on there, assist in SOS buttons, and then home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. We'll start it up and then we'll take a final walk around. Now when you do get the Corning Gorilla Glass, it'll actually, it's got a gorilla on there, and it'll tell you that you have the Gorilla Glass. It's just supposed to protect it better from rock chips and stuff like that. Because of the angle of these windshields on these Wranglers, they're kind of known for chipping and cracking, and they're just trying to prevent some of that. But we'll do the final walk around here. You get the LED license plate lights, and I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you will be able to verify the looks, styling, options, and color of this vehicle. There you got all your lights lit up there. I did just want to show you one real quick. The Hydra Blues got just a little bit of metal flake to it. It's kind of like a pro coat. Really good looking color. Also, these are just stickers. If you didn't like those, you can always take those off. Anyways, thanks for checking out the video. 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Friends, let me give introduction to the course probability and statistics. In earlier times, the term chance was attributed to our ignorance to describe a certain physical or biological phenomenon. So, for example, if we did not follow something or something happened which is beyond our understanding, then we will attribute it to our ignorance that we are not able to fully analyze the corresponding physical model. For example, unexpected rainfall or some unnatural event such as earthquake etcetera. However, today chance or randomness is considered to be inherent in nature. Therefore, statistical methods are used in all branches of science, engineering, humanities and social sciences. The foundations of statistical methods are based on probability and distribution theory. So, in this particular course, we have designed in such a way that we give a very good introduction to the foundations of probability. We tell about the classical definitions of the probability, the relative frequency definition of the probability and the modern axiomatic definition of probability and the corresponding rules that have been developed for calculation of probabilities of various events. Then we will introduce the concept of random variables, distributions, the concept of moments, generating functions etcetera. And then we will study important discrete and continuous distributions. The important discrete and continuous distributions include say binomial distribution, Poisson distribution, geometric distribution, hypergeometric distribution, exponential distribution, gamma distribution, normal distribution, Pareto distribution or double exponential distribution etcetera. We will study that how this from various natural events are where these distributions originate, then we will study their properties and we will look at the applications of these distributions to various areas of science and engineering. Further, we will introduce the concept of joint distributions, what is the jointly distributed random variables. In particular, we will study bivariate normal distribution and its properties. Further, we will introduce the concept of data or data analysis. So, because most of the real world things happen or happen to deal with the data. So, we will talk about various descriptive statistics that are used to describe the data and in particular the functions of the sample. So, what is the concept of sampling, random sampling and the distributions of the statistics which are called sampling distributions. As a consequence of this, we introduce the problem of statistical inference. Now, the problem of statistical inference is very wide, there are so many aspects of it. In this particular course, we will take up three important parts of statistical inference namely the theory of point estimation, the methods of constructing confidence intervals and various methods of testing of statistical hypothesis. And we will spend sufficient time on various aspects of this. So, this course will enable students of various disciplines in science and engineering to understand the basic nature of probability and statistics. They will be able to effectively apply statistical methods in their areas of work, whether it is a practical work, organizational work or it is a research work. The work could be related to financial mathematics, stochastic finance, business analytics. The people who are working in the manufacturing industry where they do quality control studies, the people in the say bio-logy or biomedical engineering or genetics, in all these areas statistical methods are unavoidable, we have to use them. Even the people who do cognition studies, psychology, they also have to use statistics. So, this course will be very helpful to the students of this. In the end, I must say that in the context of use of statistics or stochastic methods, we have come a long way from the days of Einstein, who is quoted to have famously said, God does not play dice with the universe. From there, we have come to the modern area or modern physics or that is quantum mechanics, which considers randomness is inherent and indispensable part of the normal functioning of molecules. It is interesting to note that Einstein himself accepted the random behavior of molecules as suggested by physicist Satyendra Nath Bose. This resulted in Bose-Einstein particles called Bosons. Historical development of most of the modern statistical methods was initiated by statisticians such as Carl Pearson, R. A. Fisher from England, Georgie Neyman, E. S. Pearson, P. C. Malanobis from India, C. R. Rao, R. C. Bose, W. E. Deming and various other statisticians. In fact, there is a rich legacy in Indian context also, where the foundations of statistical methodology were developed in Indian Statistical Institute. I hope you will enjoy and learn much from this course and will be able to effectively use these tools in your areas of work. Thank you.


You ain't posing tall right there, you got to go. Sis, it's too many fish in the sea. So you're OK with black men leaving, black women? Yes, I say they should. Because if once a person show you how they move, you should believe them. It's not about actions, it's not about words, it's about movements. Here's the problem, you're still not telling me what women need to do, because women are going to suffer. If all these great black men are leaving, you're going to suffer. So what are women willing to come together and do? Boy, they just like, it is what it is.  Listen, it's the message right here. Black boy, tell me how you really feel. Because I just want to build with you.  I want to keep it real with you. I want to live better, eat better. I want to love better, sleep better. Yeah, I want to feel so aligned. Because I agree with you 100%. I'm not against how men feel about women, because their feelings are valid towards black women.  I mean, is it wrong for us to want luxury? Is it wrong for us to? But why? Because most black men make $40,000 a year, and most of y'all make $30,000. But is it wrong if a woman, if that's the case, or whatever, right? Then is it OK for the man to say, no, she can't have that? Or can't have this or have that if they're together and they're married, and she's like, OK, no, I'm going to go get it myself? Then is she wrong? Well, so I think. Because technically she's not being submissive. Yeah, I think black men need to do more homework on the women they choose to marry. And I think that's why most of them niggas are leaving. I think so too. Because they're realizing that regardless of how much homework I do, a lot of these women are just broken. And they're not going to get on my program regardless. So my point is, even if the dude would make six figures, it is insane to expect a man to buy you a Birkin bag.  Yeah, I don't understand that. But a lot of women do that. And they make $20,000 a year on food stamps. I don't get it because it's very slim. There's not really that many men out here that can afford that. And if they do, they're doing a legal activity. But do you think women understand this? Or do you think it's just, I still want the lifestyle, especially in your city? See, what had happened, I think, because I had a conversation, like I said yesterday, with some very wealthy gentlemen. And what they were talking about now in the black community is more now starting to be about classism. And more how, you know, and really when it comes to business and how, as even business owners, you have to understand that it's not for all black people. Our target market is in for the Walmart shop.  So with women and men, I don't know. We just going to have a lot of lonely women, black women, with cats. And order more so, you know, with dogs. We ain't going to be cat ladies. We're going to be daft dogs. We're just going to be successful. Because I really was at that point. I was at that point myself, where I was like, you know, if I get to the point where I reach who I am, which is going to be. And there's no man that I feel, I wouldn't say worthy, but sure, we're going to use that word just because. I'm going to have to just go to the doctor and have my own baby, have my dog, my baby, and be straight. I mean, listen, I understand that it's hard. No, no, not that it's hard. For men to find women. I understand. No, no, that's not why I was shaking my head, because you, your plan B is to create another boy raised by a single mother, who perpetuates the cycle. No, no, no, raised by males in the community that I feel are the 1%. But what, man? I mean, I ain't. I have friends, do you know what I'm saying? Like, it's not even, I build relationships with people, granted, but I mean, I also know myself, you know, sometimes, because something may not ever be able to handle me cutting them off or, you know. But here's the disconnect, right? You're saying that I might get to a point where I can't find a caliber of man that I'm comfortable submitting to and, you know, enter a relationship with, but he'll still be able to sacrifice his time for my son. What you mean? You ain't got to sacrifice no time. Is that, that's what you want to do or not? You know what I'm saying? I have family, you know, it's the time of being, bring it around. But what I'm saying is, what I'm saying is this, you're saying that it's going to be tough to find a black man in a partnership with. Yes. But it would be easy to find a black man to train your son in the right way. Well, it's not necessarily train. It's, so examples, ideas, you know, have conversations.   I'm. No, but my question is, if you can't find that type of caliber of man for yourself, how do you think you'll be able to find him for your son? Because I'm picky. As a woman, you feel me? I want my son to know all different type of men. So you'll be more picky for yourself than for your son? Well, I mean, he's a man.  He'll only want to be a factory worker. You know what I'm saying? And I get my point. No, I mean, I get what you're saying. It's just, I hang around the men that are could be on that caliber. But I can't choose my son. I can't choose to be with that man. Yes, you can. Wow. What's the school? Last time, school is how we supposed to get these men is because I'm not understanding because yeah, y'all we're friends. I'm going to explain to you like this, right? And I kind of alluded to it earlier. If you want to work for Google, you got to go on Google's website, go on their job board and see what's available. Okay. And then when you find something you like, you then have to read the job description and figure out if you have the qualifications for that job. Right. Oh, I need to go get a master's degree. Cool. I'm going to get a master's degree. Or I need to go to get five years of experience.  If you take that same approach with the kind of man you say you want, you can get him. Just to say, if I don't find that caliber of man. No, no. Because that's how I'm developing myself to be is to be there for that man. The problem is this. Google exists. But motherfuckers with GEDs think they should get a job at Google. And the metaphor is a lot of women aren't willing to change themselves, to qualify or to attract that kind of caliber of man. They're never willing to change them. Oh yeah, no, there's a lot of women who are not going to do that. But this woman, I'm definitely in. So what are the changes you think you need to make? Like I said, agreeableness. And that was you guys, the way I was used. Yes, definitely that. For sure. How do you do that? By allowing the man to just pick in my battles and just allowing a man to think he's right. I mean, realistically, you feel me? Women, we multitask on 50 different things. And you think I'm supposed to listen to you who can't even walk and tie your shoe at the same time? Come on. This is why, this is the problem, right? This is the problem. Okay, give me, I'm funny. I don't like the way I talk. You feel me? Like it's certain things that you got to accept with me. You can't be boring. You know what I'm saying? Because I need a little jab here and there.  Like, you know, because if not, then we just chilling.   You don't want to laugh at Tony Joe because I'm gonna show you Tony because we cool, we all cool with Tony. I'm gonna make two points based on what you just said. Number one, the worst thing you could do when you attract that type of man is to act like he's not. So when you say things like, you know, just cause you think you're right. If he's that type of man, chance is all he's right. Well, we talked him out here, you feel me? Nine times out of ten, he definitely right. That's why I'm not, that's why I'm not saying nothing. But again, here's the problem. Kind of like I was telling you about my friend. His experience was still that of you think you're right. So these men are saying that y'all don't know what the hell y'all have. And y'all treating us like we're McDonald's. I'm Google. Maybe it's the lack of conversation. No, no, no, it's not that.    Because that's on y'all. And that's why a lot of y'all think you're right. That's on y'all. So the reason it's not on us is that the men who've done the work and the men who are right and the men who do their due diligence still get treated that way. If you were only treating these type of men that way, I would be 100% with you. But as me and my friends, those 1% men who still get that treatment, they're like, it ain't nothing we can do. And I feel so bad for black men. I'm so sorry. And you know the worst part about it? I'm so sorry. The worst part about it is the worst part about it. As a black woman, it doesn't matter. Because I know what you, black women, that would be so happy with y'all. I know. That's why I'm so confused. And this is the biggest part about it. I think a lot of women miss, right?  You're at the bottom of the totem pole, whatever the case may be. But I think what women miss is as a black man, regardless of our success level, regardless of how high on the totem pole we are, based on income, whatever the case may be, education, the entire world is telling us that we're wrong.  From work to society.    You ain't supposed to tolerate that, you gotta go, sis. It's too many fish in the sea.  I say they should, because if, once a person show you how they move, you should believe them. It's not about actions, it's not about words, it's about movements. Here's the problem.  If all these great black men are leaving, you're gonna suffer. So what are women willing to come together and do? Or are they just like, it is what it is, I'm a bad dog and I don't know what I mean. They can do what I do, watch YouTube videos on femininity.  Because in reality, nobody taught us how to be the woman. In reality, the man in our family or the father figure is supposed to show us really and prepare us for a man like you. But who's just new doing that? All our mom is showing us is how to survive in the world without a man. Don't you feel like empathy can only go so far? I mean, I'm one that lacks empathy. I have a high understanding of things, but... Do you expect empathy? I don't, I don't, I don't.  You don't expect him to empathize with how you must be feeling. Empathy is understanding? Are those women the same? Empathy includes understanding, but empathy I think is deeper than understanding. Empathy is literally being able to put yourself in somebody's shoes. I see you. Never. You don't expect that? No, I understand. I need you to be understanding.  You can never imagine what we go through as a woman. So it's like, we're really in balance. I mean, our old psyche at some point in time in the month is really twisted and we don't even know. I don't think understanding is enough. Really? I don't think so. Because this is the difference. Because I think that's the disconnect. It's a lack of understanding. It's not even really about empathy. It's a lack of empathy. Because the difference is, if you're telling me, for instance, that when you were five years old, you were molested, understanding is, oh, I understand. That probably sucked. Empathy is down. You want it, you want, you expect you to carry on that burden or that feeling? No. I think this is the thing. That's why I say I like it. True love, true love is being able to be seen as yourself. For sure. And that means the good parts and the bad parts. For sure. So the reason empathy is important is, obviously I'm not gonna understand what a period feels like. Right. I'm never gonna understand that. Matter of fact, I did the cramp thing simulator, but still I'm never gonna understand what a period feels like. But at the end of the day, when I see you in pain, I must be able to at least resonate with that state of mind and understand on a deep level, understanding the surface. It's like I get it. Empathy is, I get it. So I need to understand on a deep level where this is putting you.  Empathy is when you adjust your behavior because of understanding. Okay, okay. So if somebody is unable to empathize, but the thing is a lot of our women and our men can't empathize, and I think that's where we get lost. So like one of the things I had to come to terms with recently is a lot of niggas say, oh, I like my woman with natural hair, things like that. I cut my hair recently, right? So I had some hair.  So like now when I'm empathizing, it's a lot deeper. I get my arms hurt trying to do this. She ordered it up for an hour, right? And I encourage black men to get on that level. And I encourage black women to get on that level. You don't think we empathize with black men? Absolutely not. Honestly. Absolutely not. Not speaking financially. We're not gonna speak anything financially.  And they think expecting us to be a PhD Tupac makes sense. I mean, y'all don't think it's the same when y'all expect us to be uber feminine? No. Or be, why? Well, okay, what is uber feminine? Explain what that means. No masculinity.  You're a man. I shouldn't have femininity. You shouldn't be, but you should, you should protect and provide, right? Isn't that really what masculine energy is? Yeah, but what I'm saying is I shouldn't have feminine energy. Or whatever cookie cutter, you know what you have said about this caricature that they place on masculine energy for black men. That's technically how y'all want black women to be, but y'all might be upset. In a feminine way. Right.  The issue is unbalanced femininity shows up as masculinity. Okay. So, and I think that's the effect of the trauma that a lot of us suffer, and the generational trauma for slavery, right? It's a lot of unbalanced femininity.


Therefore, it's time for members statements, the member from the honours. Speaker, what a week there has been in Ottawa. As the Ontario representative on the Canadian Region Steering Committee for the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians, I have the absolute honour of being in Ottawa for the daughters of the vote. And Speaker, you would be so proud of these ladies. There were 338 women from every riding in this nation, standing tall in the House of Commons.  There were so many highlights. There were girls that spoke about poverty, mental health, climate change, affordability, accessibility for the disabled, for the folks that are disabled or have disabilities, I'll put it that way. And this one lady really stuck with me in the sense that she goes, I have to fight every day just to get around. I don't want to have to fight for equity in education. There was Samantha from Sault Ste. Marie who asked for equity in education for her Indigenous community. There was Ginger Uber who spoke about the importance of supporting rural Ontario and jobs and industry and agri-food businesses, couldn't have been prouder of that. And then there was Trina. She asked for all of us. She asked where are the non-Indigenous allies? We need help with youth suicide. Speaker, these ladies were awesome and I would just want to say to every member in this House, if you have yet to have a young lady volunteer to come here to Queen's Park on April 12th, please get out there, let them know there's an opportunity for them to have their voice heard right here in Ontario. Thank you very much. Further member, status member from Canora Rainy River. Thank you Speaker. My offices have been inundated with correspondence from constituents from across Canora Rainy River who have painstakingly tracked their ever-rising hydro bills. A retired couple from Dryden wrote to me and said, quote, our house is only 802 square feet. We heat with natural gas and the hot water tank is natural gas, too. We have no air conditioning, the garage is not heated and I don't plug in any vehicles in the winter. There is just my wife and I living here. Despite conserving as much as they can, their bills have nearly doubled. A family in Sioux Lookout who pride themselves on being energy-conscious, who only use their washer and dryer at night or on the weekend, have a setback thermostat and use LED lights, showed me bills that have risen by more than 119%. Northerners agree that electricity is not a frill. It's an essential part of our daily lives. But they don't need another 30-year mortgage with a four-year guaranteed rate. Northerners are looking for this government to actually fix the mass it made and to make changes that will permanently lower hydro rates, like returning hydro one to public hands, equalizing rural and urban delivery rates, capping private profit margins and ending the time-of-use billing to start. The Premier says that she understands that people are looking for lasting relief built on real change. So won't she show us a plan that does exactly that? Thank you. The Minister of Education is short. Well, thank you, Speaker. I'm delighted to rise today to talk about an event I was at on Tuesday when we announced the LCBO and Summer Hill and Young, the Small Cidery and Small Dissilery Support Program. It is a culmination, Speaker, of about two years of my advocacy on this side of the House for these changes. And my involvement began as the parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and a visit to Toronto Distillery in the junction where I met Charles Benoit, a true pioneer of craft distillery production. And there I learned of the very grave difficulties the craft spirits industry was facing, trying to compete with large distillers. And I made a vow to him that I would work hard to try to assist him. I also met up with a group from the cider industry, Nick and Lindsay Sutcliffe, their palmies cider. And they made it very clear how it was important for them to be on a level playing field with craft beer. And that reminded me that about 38 years ago, almost 40 years ago, I participated with the campaign for Real Ale Canada and helped create the laws in Ontario that allowed craft beer to flourish. And I knew we had to do the same for craft ciders and craft distillers, create a level playing field. So this new program will, of course, provide $4.9 million over three years and allow individual ciders and distilleries to get up to $200,000 in support rebase based on what they sell. I'd like to give a shout out to Mike Heintz, owner of Junction 56 Distilleries, and Don DeMonte, the treasurer and association and founder of Lastraw Distillian Vaughn. On the cross, side or side, I want to thank Thomas Wilson, the new president. They're doing a great job. It's good for business. Good. Thank you for the members, thank you to the members from the two private hastings. Speaker, I want to share with members of the House an issue that realtors in my riding won't stop talking to me about. Whether I'm watching a hockey game at the SROC arena in Wellington or sitting at a chamber of commerce breakfast in Belleville, a realtor will without fail come up to me and ask me when I'm reintroducing my bill, allowing realtors to incorporate in Ontario. Personal corporations are an important tool that allows small business owners to retain more pre-tax income. Realtors are pillars of their community speaker. When I'm at a special event in Picton or a hospice gala in Bancroft, realtors are not just in attendance. Their brokerages have usually sponsored the events or they're using their Rolodex to make sure people are buying tickets. Other professionals in Ontario are allowed to incorporate including chartered accountants, lawyers, health professionals, social workers and mortgage brokers by giving realtors the same ability. Some of the money will go into their business, but a lot of it will end up going back into the community. Not only are the majority of professions allowed to incorporate, but other provinces including BC, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba all allow realtors to incorporate. Unfortunately, Ontario continues to lag behind and that's why I introduced the Tax Fairness for Realtors Act yesterday. I've had the opportunity to introduce the legislation in the past. I want to thank the member from Eglinton Lawrence and Kitchener Waterloo for cosponsoring. This time, the Tax Fairness for Realtors Act will amend the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act to enable realtors to form personal corporations. I ask for the legislature to support me. On March 23rd, thank you. Thank you. I remember the statements, the member from Tobacco South, North. We've got it all, Speaker, North and South, but technically North. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. First of all, I'd like to thank our staff, Sinead and Mora for allowing me to share once again the cascade of new developments that are coming to the community of Tobacco North. I'll talk in two sectors, Speaker. One is on healthcare and one is on transportation. In terms of healthcare, we're very proud to announce the $358 million development for Tobacco General Hospital. Speaker, as you can imagine, there's a long list of things that are going to accrue to the community, State of the Art Emergency Department, intensive care unit, critical care unit, new maternal newborn unit, ambulatory procedures unit, cardio diagnostics, neuro diagnostics, and actually it's going to be a 250,000 square foot addition of new space. We're actually, I think, quadrupling the footprint of Tobacco General Hospital. So that's fantastic news for the community. As well, a $2 billion transportation expansion, the Finch West Light Rail Transporter LRT, it's going to have eight, Speaker, eight stops right in the riding of Tobacco North. They are Islington, Kipling, Stevenson, Albion Road, Martin Grove, Westmore Highway 27, all the way going up to Humber College, which, by the way, also is a beneficiary of a $90 million grant from various levels of government, including our own. Speaker, all I can say in conclusion with its transportation, healthcare, education, Tobacco North, like its member, is on the move. Thank you, Member States, Member Perth Wellington. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today is a happy day for Ontario's craft distilleries. This afternoon, we will be debating the Free Myriac, introduced by the member for Gleaves Grandville. Bill 50 expands market access for craft distilleries through the LCBO network. It provides tax reliefs through a graduated tax rate. Welcome relief, I might add, after the Liberal government's tax grab with a new job-killing distillery tax. It allows craft distillers to sell their product directly to bars, restaurants, and consumers, cutting out the middlemen. And it allows for on-site sales spirits by the glass. Visitors to our wonderful craft distilleries, including Junction 56 in Stratford, will surely appreciate this. Last year, I toured Junction 56. Mike Heitz and his team are making an enormous contribution to their industry and our community. We need them to succeed. For a long time, we've called on the government to level the playing field for Junction 56 and many others. Now, the government recently announced some good ideas from the Free Myriac. But their move is a half-measure. It's bathtub gin. Bill 50 goes farther. It better supports craft distillers and gives consumers more choice. That's why the Ontario Craft Distillers Association endorsed it. I think members of all parties should follow their lead. That's something we can all raise a glass to. Thank you, Speaker. For the members, David is the member from Timmons James Bay. Merci beaucoup, Monsieur le Président. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I will have the opportunity to talk next week with Caposcois Cheese Factory and Capos Casing. And we have already met. We want those small cheese factories to be able to send their cheese by mail in the province and outside. It's not supposed to be the same rules as milk. If you use one of those, you take one of those cheeses and you put it in the fridge at five degrees. Well, you take away the flavor of the cheese. So those cheeses could be transported, like they do in France, like they do everywhere in Europe, in another way. They are not made to be refrigerated. They're made to be moved at a higher temperature. So we are going to talk about this next week with the Porcupine Health Unit, and I said it in English, because it's not a bilingual organization. So we will meet them. We will have a second meeting to see what we can do at the local level, so that we can have changes. And the Minister of Agriculture said he is ready to make these changes. So if you go through Capos Casing, stop at Capos Cois Cheese Factory. They have the best craft cheeses that you will eat anywhere, including France. Thank you. Merci beaucoup for the member statements, the member from Ottawa South. Thank you very much, Speaker. And, Speaker, you know, we've seen in British Columbia the effects of opioid use and addiction and how they continue to negatively affect the community. And we see those impacts, Speaker, in our communities now. We read stories about the serious consequences that drugs, opioids, things like fentanyl, have in our communities. This is a really serious challenge in our community, Speaker. And opioids, especially fentanyl, are destructive and lethal drugs. Fentanyl is 80 times more powerful than morphine. I was at a community meeting last week, Speaker, and the father of a son who had been addicted to opioids for the last five years said this, said that, the first pill can kill you.  The third pill will destroy you. This is a community challenge, and it requires a community response to address this emerging challenge. In particular, parents of teenagers and youth need to understand the resources that are available to them, and we need to utilize our capacity and address any gaps that we have in the needs of our community. I'm very pleased that the Premier made a $2.5 million commitment to support our local plan to deal with opioid addiction and overdoses. I know we're working very hard on getting nalaxone into the hands of first responders. And in that spirit, Mr. Speaker, there's many community meetings being held in my community. There's one in Ottawa at Gleed Collegiate. There's a few more. I will be hosting one speaker on March 27th, Monday evening, a community information meeting for parents, grandparents, youth, and anyone who's interested to come and find out the answers to their questions and what we have in our communities. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Further member Stainless, the member from Niagara West Glenbrook. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As always, it is a great honor to stand in the legislature and speak on behalf of the fine people of Niagara West Glenbrook. I stand today to plead with the government to impose a moratorium on school closures across Ontario. In my riding, Beamsville District Secondary School, Grimsby Secondary School, and South Lincoln High School are being pressured to close by this government, a government that fails to recognize the importance of our rural schools. Schools under capacity are ongoing occurrences in rural and small town Ontario. But instead of helping to keep students in their own communities, government and school boards seem to have lost touch with communities. The bigger is better approach, shifting funding from small schools to larger and combined schools has proven wrong time and time again. Neither the ministry nor the boards provide evidence that larger combined schools enhance student achievement. There is research showing small schools provide excellent learning environments. I'm incredibly disappointed that this liberal government voted against our leader Patrick Brown's motion to put a moratorium on the school closures. I call on this government to listen to parents, stick up for students, and say stop the closure of our rural schools. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. I thank all members for their statements. It's now time for reports by committees.