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Historic vote sweeps NDP to victory in Alberta
Issue analysis: what was behind the first sea change in Alberta politics in 44 years? May 6, 2015 – Most polls projected a historic upset in the Alberta election, with a province-wide Angus Reid Institute poll illustrating some of the
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The Modi Visit: Canadians express interest in free trade with India, doubts about nuclear deal
April 14, 2015 – As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives on a three-day state visit to Canada, people in this country feel positively towards his homeland in general, but their top-of-mind images of the country aren’t always glowing. They
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Governance, identity and service delivery in Metro Vancouver: desire for change, but no consensus
More agreement around which services should be delivered regionally, locally April 12, 2015 – People living in Metro Vancouver are expressing some desire for change in the way they are governed at the regional level, and on the ideal number
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Future of the Senate: Majority of Canadians split between abolishing, reforming the Red Chamber
Just one-in-seven say Senate should be left alone. April 7, 2015 – The majority of Canadians agree that when it comes to the future of this country’s upper house, its existing form has to change. They are split however, on
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ISIS Mission: Canadians tilt slightly towards extending involvement against Islamic State
People opposed to mission more likely to say it will be a deciding factor for them in fall election. March 23, 2015 – As the federal government prepares to present a motion before the House of Commons next week proposing
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Prentice’s job approval dips amid slumping oil prices, budget pressure and election speculation
Manitoba’s Selinger – having won a narrow victory to save his job – sees approval improve. March 19, 2015 – As oil prices slump to a six-year low and speculation swirls over an early election call in Alberta, premier Jim
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