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“Stay” Referendum Vote (70%) Firmly Entrenched Among Albertans
Most Albertans remain unconvinced it’s time to rethink ties to Canada
10.17.26
Politics
Survey
ONTARIO CAMPAIGN FOR ACTION ON TOBACCO
EIGHT IN TEN (78%) ONTARIANS WOULD VOTE "YES" IN REFERENDUM FOR SUPPORT 25ў PER PACK TAX HIKE ON CIGARETTES TO BE SPENT ON TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAMS
12.08.98
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RRSP INVESTMENT PLANS REMAIN TOP PRIORITY, SAYS SURVEY
B.C.'s economic slowdown does not appear to have affected consumers' retirement investment plans
12.07.98
Politics
Survey
Issues and Attitudes in a 1998 POST-ELECTION Quebec
Quebecers' views on the referendum questions? NO and NO
12.01.98
Politics
Survey
Enjeux et Opinions а la suite de l'йlection Quйbйcoise
Le point de vue des Quйbйcois sur les questions rйfйrendaires? NON et NON
12.01.98
Politics
Survey
Le PQ a consolidй son avance depuis le dйbat des chefs
L'ADQ de Mario Dumont obtient maintenant 11% des intentions de vote, diminuant les chances des Libйraux de rejoindre M. Bouchard et le PQ
11.24.98
Politics
Survey
PQ strengthens lead following leaders' debate
73% say Bouchard should work on improving Quebec's position in the Canadian Federation
11.24.98
Politics
Survey
Prime Minister Chrйtien and the liberals maintain significant lead
REFORM MOVES TO SECOND PLACE DESPITE A 4 POINT DIP IN MANNING'S OVERALL APPROVAL RATING
11.23.98
Politics
Survey
The majority approve of PM's performance, despite belief that he should step aside before the next election
BUT IF PM SHOULD DECIDE TO STAY AND LEAD LIBERALS, A PLURALITY GIVE HIM THE NOD TO FORM NEXT GOVERNMENT
11.21.98
Politics
Survey
HALF APPROVE OF OVERALL PERFORMANCE OF REGIONAL COUNCIL
RESIDENTS CHARGE COUNCIL WITH KEEPING TAXES DOWN AND ATTRACTING NEW INDUSTRY TO THE AREA
11.18.98
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