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Democratic Candidates Hold Leads in Minnesota and Michigan
The Senate race is closer in Ohio, while two incumbent governors are clearly ahead in New York and Pennsylvania. Read more Democratic Candidates Hold Leads in Minnesota and Michigan
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Permanent Saturday Halloween Not Popular Among Canadians
Costumes for children and adults that feature replica weapons are regarded more negatively now than two years ago. Read more Permanent Saturday Halloween Not Popular Among Canadians
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How British Columbia Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”.
BC Conservative voters welcomed Lorne Doerkson and would not have backed the party under its previous full-time leaders. Read more How British Columbia Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”.
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Conservatives Extend Lead Over NDP in British Columbia
Almost half of likely voters (47%, +5 since mid-October) believe Lorne Doerkson is a “premier-in-waiting”. Read more Conservatives Extend Lead Over NDP in British Columbia
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Trophy Hunting, Furriers and Rodeos Still Mostly Disliked in Canada
Seven-in-ten Canadians are in favour of eating animals, and just over three-in-five approve of hunting animals for meat. Read more Trophy Hunting, Furriers and Rodeos Still Mostly Disliked in Canada
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How Alberta Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”.
Most Albertans—and those who voted to stay in Canada—think a new referendum on sovereignty would be unwise. Read more How Alberta Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”.
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Albertans Set to Reject Binding Referendum on Independence
Confidence in the leaders of the province’s separatist movement did not increase since August. Read more Albertans Set to Reject Binding Referendum on Independence
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Drivers Getting Better, But Finger-Pointing Continues in Canada
The most widely observed undesirable behaviour on the country’s roads is drivers not signalling before a turn. Read more Drivers Getting Better, But Finger-Pointing Continues in Canada
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Conservatives Leap Ahead of NDP in British Columbia Campaign
Equal proportions of likely voters say they would be “very upset” is either of the two main parties form the next government. Read more Conservatives Leap Ahead of NDP in British Columbia Campaign
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Most Canadians Would Welcome a UK-Style Smoking Ban
The decision to print warning labels on individual cigarettes is endorsed by more than seven-in-ten Canadians. Read more Most Canadians Would Welcome a UK-Style Smoking Ban
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High Support for Capped Child Care Fees in British Columbia
Almost seven-in-ten respondents want action to provide universal school-age child care in the province’s elementary schools. Read more High Support for Capped Child Care Fees in British Columbia
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How Quebec Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”
A sovereigntist party emerges victorious, but voters are not overwhelmingly embracing the idea of becoming an independent nation. Read more How Quebec Voted: A Provincial “Exit Poll”
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CAQ Provincial Government Poised to End After Quebec Election
Since mid-September, support has dropped markedly for both the governing party and leader Christine Fréchette. Read more CAQ Provincial Government Poised to End After Quebec Election
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Canadians Keep Avoiding U.S. Goods as Dispute Intensifies
Almost two thirds of Canadians approve of the way Prime Minister Mark Carney has dealt with the tariffs. Read more Canadians Keep Avoiding U.S. Goods as Dispute Intensifies
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Perceptions on Artificial Intelligence Sour Across Canada
More than seven-in-ten Canadians call for either a slowdown (51%) or the abandonment (18%) of the technology. Read more Perceptions on Artificial Intelligence Sour Across Canada
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East/West Divide Clear as Canadians Assess Noise Around Them
Vehicles and dogs are the most likely nuisances to disturb Canadians at home. Read more East/West Divide Clear as Canadians Assess Noise Around Them
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Minority Looms as Quebec Provincial Election Continues
The approval ratings are practically the same for Premier Christine Fréchette and PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. Read more Minority Looms as Quebec Provincial Election Continues
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Carney Extends Lead on Economic Management in Canada
Just under three-in-five Canadians rate the country’s economic conditions as “poor” or “very poor”. Read more Carney Extends Lead on Economic Management in Canada
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Canadians Still Divided When Assessing Fairness in Justice System
Public support for alternative penalties in lieu of prison time for offenders is lower than three years ago. Read more Canadians Still Divided When Assessing Fairness in Justice System
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United Conservatives Keep Lead Over New Democrats in Alberta
Danielle Smith trails Naheed Nenshi on approval, but holds a four-point advantage on the “Best Premier” question. Read more United Conservatives Keep Lead Over New Democrats in Alberta