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Politics Survey

BC Liberals Going Too Far - Too Fast

Majority (55%) Thinks BC Government Going Too Far - Too Fast
Majority (56%) Disapproves of Rewriting Existing Contracts
Half (47%) Less Trusting Of Provincial Government
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GVRD Residents Support Third Crossing

Three Quarters (77%) of GVRD Residents Support Proposal to Build a Toll-Tunnel from Vancouver to the North Shore
Most Residents (69%) Say Lions Gate and Second Narrows Bridges are Not Sufficient to Handle Current Level of Traffic - 90% Say Bridges Will Not be Sufficient in 10 Years Time
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While Half (48%) of Canadians Say They Would Prefer a U.S. Style Republic System of Government With an Elected Head of State,

And Two-Thirds (65%) Believe the Royals Should Not Have Any Formal Role and Are "Simply Celebrities" . . .

Eight-in-Ten (79%) Support The Constitutional Monarchy As Canada's Form of Government
Six-in-Ten (62%) Believe Constitutional Monarchy Helps to Define Canada's Identity and Should Continue

And, Six-in-Ten (58%) Do Not Believe the Issue Is Important Enough to Go Through the Fuss of Changing Something That Seems to Work Okay
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GTA, Toronto Residents Give Thumbs Up for Chief Fantino

GTA, TORONTO RESIDENTS GIVE "THUMBS UP" TO POLICE CHIEF JULIAN FANTINO
80% of GTA Residents (78% of Torontonians, 83% of 905) Approve Police Chief's Job Performance
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GVRD Municipal Performance

While Majority (56%) of GVRD Residents Can't Name Their Mayor,
Most (72%) Approve of Job Done by Their Mayor and Council,
and Most (80%) are Satisfied With Services Provided by Their Municipal Government
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GVRD Municipal Issues

City of Vancouver Selected as Best Place to Live in Greater Vancouver; One-in Three (35%) GVRD Residents Wants to Live in Another Municipality
GVRD Residents (77%) Oppose Amalgamation; Two-Thirds (64%) "Strongly" Oppose
Transportation (47%) Most Important Issue for Attention From Elected Municipal Leaders
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US Trade Policy Tops List of Challenges Facing BC Business

Future Terrorist Attacks Are Seen as a Minor Threat