Les résidents du Nouveau Brunswick s’inquiètent des dangers du gaz de schiste et des avantages économiques flous
HALIFAX. Les résidents du Nouveau Brunswick s’inquiètent des dangers du gaz de schiste et ils sont divisés pour ce qui est de savoir si le processus est important pour l’avenir économique de la province, selon les résultats du dernier sondage mené par Corporate Research Associates Inc. La moitié (48 %) des résidents croient que le gaz de schiste est crucial ou important, mais sans...
Read MoreNB Residents Concerned With Shale Gas Safety, Economic Advantages Unclear
HALIFAX: New Brunswick residents are concerned about the safety of shale gas exploration and are split on whether the process is important to the economic future of the province, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. One-half (48%) of residents believe shale gas to be critically important or important but not critical to New Brunswick’s economic...
Read MoreAtlantic Canadians Resistant to Basic EI Changes
HALIFAX: Atlantic Canadians oppose many recent Employment Insurance policy changes, according to the latest survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. When Atlantic Canadian residents were asked about a number of different changes to the EI policy, the majority of residents oppose these changes. Results this quarter are consistent with overall opinion results from last quarter...
Read MoreSupport for Governing PC’s Continues to Deteriorate in NL
HALIFAX: A decline of support for the current NL PC government and a surge in Liberal backing have resulted in a tie for the provincial lead between the opposition Liberals and NDP, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Support for the governing Progressive Conservative Party has declined over the past three months, with over one-quarter of decided...
Read MorePE Liberals Maintain Comfortable Lead in Voter Preference
HALIFAX: Recent fluctuations in provincial voter support have resulted in a virtual tie between the PC Party and NDP in Prince Edward Island, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. One-half of decided voters back the governing Liberal Party (52%, compared with 51% three months ago). Meanwhile, 22 percent support the Progressive Conservative Party...
Read MoreNS Liberals Widen Lead Although Many Voters Still Undecided
HALIFAX: The provincial Liberals have widened their lead ahead of the NDP and PC Party in terms of voter support this quarter, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Support for the Liberal Party has increased over the past three months (45%, up from 39% in February 2013), while support for the NDP has declined (26%, down from 32%). Support among...
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