Support For New Brunswick PC Government Stable, although Satisfaction Declined
SAINT JOHN: Satisfaction with the performance of the PC government decreased this quarter, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Presently, just under one-half (47%, down from 57% in November 2011) of New Brunswick residents are either completely or mostly satisfied, while four in ten (41%, up from 33%) are dissatisfied. The number of residents who...
Read MoreLa satisfaction quant au gouvernement Progressiste-Conservateur est stable, bien que la satisfaction a diminué
SAINT JOHN : La satisfaction quant à la performance du gouvernement Progressiste-Conservateur a diminué ce trimestre, selon les résultats du dernier sondage mené par Corporate Research Associates Inc. Actuellement, un peu moins de la moitié (47 %, en baisse par rapport à 57 % en novembre 2011) des résidents du Nouveau-Brunswick sont complètement satisfaits ou plutôt satisfaits, alors...
Read MoreNova Scotia Government Satisfaction Declines
HALIFAX: Satisfaction with the government decreased, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Presently, just under one-half of Nova Scotia residents are satisfied with the overall performance of the Dexter government (48%, down from 55% in November 2011). Four in ten are dissatisfied (42%, up from 36%), while 10 percent (compared with 9%) do not offer...
Read MoreResidents Continue to Support Division of HRM into Two Municipal Units
HALIFAX: A plurality of Halifax Regional Municipality residents continue to support the division of the municipality into two units: a city for urban residents and a county for rural residents, according to the most recent Urban Report Survey from Corporate Research Associates Inc. Specifically, nearly one-half of residents support dividing the municipality, while less than four in ten oppose...
Read MoreMajority Believe HRM Transit Should Be Designated An Essential Service
HALIFAX: A large majority of HRM residents think that transit should be designated an essential service, which would mean transit employees would be unable to strike, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. While just one-fifth (22%) of HRM residents use the transit system as their primary method of transportation, two-thirds (65%) feel it should be...
Read MoreSavage Increasingly Preferred As Next Mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality
HALIFAX: After months of speculation, former Liberal MP from Dartmouth, Mike Savage, recently announced he will run for mayor in the upcoming municipal election this fall. Savage is the preferred candidate by more than a two-to-one margin over incumbent Mayor Peter Kelly, according to the most recent survey conducted by Corporate Research Associates Inc. Currently, Savage garners support from...
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