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The New Resource: The Democratic Paradox at the Heart of the Critical Minerals Race
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The New Resource: The Democratic Paradox at the Heart of the Critical Minerals Race

Humans are natural storytellers. When we encounter something new and unsettling, our instinct is to reach into the past and pull out a narrative that makes it feel familiar. It is how we make sense of the world. It is also how we mislead ourselves.
Politics Survey

Majority (56%) of Canadians Support Bill C-30,
But Most (80%) Believe Bill May Lead to Government/Police Spying on Canadians for Activities Outside the
Realm of Illegal Activity

Canadians Divided on Whether Bill Modernizes Law by Giving Police Technological Capabilities to Catch Online Criminals (52%) or
Gives Police Too Much Power to Snoop on Public (48%)
Politics Survey

NDP Expand Lead as BC Conservatives Take BC Liberal Support

NDP (44%, down 1) Lead BC Liberals (32%, down 6); BC Conservatives (16%, up 4 points) Moving Up

Christy Clark (31%, down 3) Still Leads Adrian Dix (25%, up 2 points) as Best Premier, But Gap is Shrinking
Politics Survey

Most (74%) Canadians Believe Mexico Has `Serious Safety and Security Problem' in Tourist Destinations, Just One Quarter (26%) Think Recent Attacks are `Isolated Incidents'

Only Three in Ten (29%) Think Mexico is Safe for Canadians to
Travel to on Vacation, Placing it Last in Perceived Safety among Other Popular Sun Destinations
Politics Survey

Seven in Ten (69%) Canadians `Strongly Agree' that Premiers Should Adopt Principles to Put Patients First

Most (77%) Canadians Believe Their Provincial Government could Put in Place Efficiencies to Better Manage Healthcare System
Politics Survey

Sept Canadiens sur dix (69 %) sont 171 fortement d'accord 187 pour dire que les premiers ministres devraient adopter des principes qui placent les patients au premier plan

La plupart des Canadiens (77 %) croient que leur gouvernement provincial devrait mettre en place des gains de rendement pour mieux gйrer le systиme de santй
Politics Survey

Canadians Vote Royal Newlyweds Wills and Kate as
Top International Newsmakers of 2011

Deceased Libyan Dictator Moammar Gadhafi (17%), U.S. President Barack Obama (13%), Deceased Apple CEO Steve Jobs (13%) and Hollywood Star Charlie Sheen (6%) Complete the Top 5
Politics Survey

Canadians Say Death of Jack Layton (37%) was
Top Canadian News Story of 2011

Royal Visit (13%), Vancouver Hockey Riots (9%), Federal Election (8%) and Occupy Protests (7%) Round out the Top-Five Stories
Politics Survey

Canadians Say Death of Osama Bin Laden (25%),
Fukushima Nuclear Disaster (22%) Top
International News Stories of 2011

Royal Wedding (19%) and European Debt Crisis (19%)
Close Contenders
Politics Survey

Despite Having Majority Government,
Canadians Perceive Less is Getting Done in Ottawa,
Minority (46%) Believes Majority Government Working Well

Topping the "Getting Things Done" List Are Afghanistan (66%), Bolstering the Military (65%) and Crime (65%);
Bottom of List Includes Strengthening Pension System (39%), Climate Change (41%) and Elected Senate (45%)
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