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1. Don’t Lose Faith in Polling – CRA has accurately called elections for more than 20 years
2. Slight Majority of Nova Scotians Opposed to Hydrofracking in the Province
3. Un référendum aurait abouti à une défaite pour l’augmentation de la TVH, et à une décision partagée quant aux péages autoroutiers
4. Referendum Would Have Resulted in Defeat for HST Increase, Split Decision on Toll Highways
5. Atlantic Canadians Oppose EI Policy Changes
6. Atlantic Canadians Strongly Support an All-in Pricing Strategy
7. NB Electoral Boundary Changes
8. Peu de Néo Brunswickois sont opposés au récent remaniement de la carte électorale
9. Few New Brunswickers are Opposed to Recent Electoral Boundary Changes
10. Nova Scotians Agree the NDP Government Should Balance the Budget
11. Majority of NL Residents Support the Muskrat Falls Project
12. NL NDP Surges to Tie PCs in Voter Support
13. Voter Intentions Tighten as Satisfaction with NB PC Declines
14. Les intentions des électeurs se renforcent pendant que la satisfaction quant aux Progressistes-Conservateurs du N.-B. diminue
15. HRM Residents Continue to Support Dividing the Municipality into Two Units
16. NS Liberals Maintain Lead over NDP Although Margin Declines
17. PEI Liberals and NDP Gain at PC Expense
18. New HRM Municipal Council and Mayor Receive Positive First Grade
19. Federal Liberal Party Rebounds in Atlantic Canada
20. Le Parti libéral fédéral rebondit au Canada atlantique
21. Support for NB PC Government Remains Stable, Liberal Party Gains Ground with New Leader
22. Le support quant au gouvernement Progressiste-Conservateur demeure stable, tandis que le Parti libéral gagne du terrain avec le nouveau chef
23. Islanders Continue to be Dissatisfied with the Liberal Government
24. NS Liberals Maintain Lead in Voter Support, PC Party Making Gains
25. Support for NL PC Government Stable, Remains Highest in Atlantic Canada
26. Support for Splitting HRM Softens with Election of New Mayor
27. New Saint John Mayor and Council Enjoy High Satisfaction and Confidence
28. Nova Scotians are Divided on Eliminating Provincial “Protected Ridings”
29. Atlantic Canadians Prefer an Opt-Out Approach to Organ Donation
30. Support for Division of HRM Remains Unchanged Since 2005
31. Majority Support Changing the Name of HRM to Simply the City of Halifax
32. Nova Scotia Provincial Liberals Move Ahead of NDP in Voter Support
33. Support for NL PC Government Continues to Erode
34. Tandis que la satisfaction quant au gouvernement provincial du N.-B. demeure stable, le support diminue
35. While NB Provincial Government Satisfaction Remains Stable, Support Declines
36. Support for PEI Liberal Government Continues to Decline
37. Support for Mike Savage as the Next Mayor of HRM Remains High
38. Atlantic Canadians are Divided Regarding the Legalization of Marijuana
39. Small Majority of Atlantic Canadians Oppose the Legalization of Brothels in Canada
40. NL Government Satisfaction Declines Sharply but Remains Highest in the Region
41. Nova Scotia NDP and Liberals in Statistical Tie in Voter Support
42. Sharp Decline in Satisfaction with PEI Government
43. Le support accordé au gouvernement Progressiste-Conservateur du Nouveau-Brunswick demeure stable
44. Support for NB PC Government Remains Steady
45. Mike Savage Preferred as Next HRM Mayor by a Wide Margin
46. Corporate Research Associates Launches SocialShadow
47. Margaret Brigley Named President & COO of CRA
48. 2012 Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada
49. NL Government Satisfaction Remains High
50. PEI Government Satisfaction High
51. Support For New Brunswick PC Government Stable, although Satisfaction Declined
52. La satisfaction quant au gouvernement Progressiste-Conservateur est stable, bien que la satisfaction a diminué
53. Nova Scotia Government Satisfaction Declines
54. Residents Continue to Support Division of HRM into Two Municipal Units
55. Majority Believe HRM Transit Should Be Designated An Essential Service
56. Savage Increasingly Preferred As Next Mayor of Halifax Regional Municipality
57. CRA Celebrates the Season with a Visit from Santa
58. Public Opinion in New Brunswick Divided on Shale Gas Exploration
59. L’opinion publique au Nouveau-Brunswick est mélangée sur l’exploration du gaz de schiste
60. Time for a Public Debate: HRM Residents Support Division of the Municipality
61. PEI Liberal Support Strong
62. Nova Scotia Government Satisfaction Increased
63. Support For NL Liberals Plunges, While PC Support High Following Election
64. La satisfaction quant au gouvernement augmente
65. New Brunswick Government Satisfaction Increased
66. Savage Continues To Be Preferred Choice for HRM Mayor
67. Consumer Confidence Rebounds on Heels of Shipbuilding Contract Award
68. Guardian Poll indicates Robert Ghiz’s Government will be Returned to Office
69. L’opinion publique est mélangée sur l’exploration du gaz de schiste
70. Public Opinion in Moncton and Saint John Mixed on Shale Gas Exploration
71. Support for New Brunswick Conservative Government Declines
72. Le Support Pour Le Gouvernement Conservateur Diminue
73. Nova Scotia NDP Support is Stable
74. PEI Liberal Support Strong Heading into the Election
75. NL PCs Lead by a Wide Margin Going Into Election
76. Mike Savage Support for HRM Mayor Now Exceeds Support for Peter Kelly
77. Majority do not feel HRM Mayor should Resign over Cash-for-Concerts Scandal
78. Savage and Kelly Equally Preferred as Next HRM Mayor
79. Nova Scotia NDP Support Increases In Wake Of Federal Election
80. La Satisfaction Avec Le Gouvernement Augmente Considérablement
81. Support For NL Progressive Conservatives Decreases
82. PEI Liberal Support Decreases In Wake Of Federal Election
83. Satisfaction with NB Government Increases Significantly
84. Residents Continue to Support Division of HRM
85. Majority Support for Halifax Convention Centre Continues
86. Halifax Residents Support Significantly Smaller Council
87. Overwhelming Public Support For Retention Of Halifax Skating Oval
88. PEI Liberal Support Increases
89. Nova Scotia NDP Support Erodes
90. Satisfaction avec la partie Progressiste-Conservateur a augmenté
91. Satisfaction With NB PCs Has Increased
92. Support For The NL Progressive Conservative Party Remains High
93. Majority of HRM Residents Oppose Council Decision to Maintain Status Quo on Council Size
94. Majority of Residents in HRM Support Proposed Convention Centre
95. New Brunswick PCs Enjoy Wide Lead In Support Over The Liberals
96. Les progressistes-conservateurs apprécient leur grande avance à propos du soutien au-dessus des libéraux
97. Satisfaction With Nova Scotia NDP Government Rebounds
98. Race Narrows Between PEI Liberals And PCs
99. Williams’ Popularity As A Premier Unmatched In Canadian History
100. NL Residents Remain Highly Satisfied with Provincial Government
101. Assessment of PEI Liberal Government Remains Stable
102. Satisfaction with Nova Scotia NDP Government is Stable
103. Les Libéraux Du Nouveau-Brunswick Débutent Dans L’élection Avec Une Marge Étroite
104. New Brunswick Liberals Enter Election With Narrow Lead
105. 2010 Atlantic Canada’s Best Places to Work
106. Mixed Reaction To Political Party Best Suited To Deal With Issues In New Brunswick
107. Little Change In Assessment Of PEI Liberal Government
108. NS Liberals Benefit From Drop In Popularity of NDP Government
109. Support For PC Government in NL Remains Highly Favourable
110. Satisfaction With NB Liberal Government Improves, While Tories Continue To Lead In Voter Support
111. La satisfaction quant au gouvernement Libéral s’améliore, pendant que les Conservateurs continuent à prendre l’avance du soutien des électeurs
112. Clear Support For Significantly Smaller Council in HRM
113. Satisfaction With Performance Of NS NDP Government Drops Sharply
114. Support For Danny Williams And The NL PC Government At Record Levels
115. Majority Dissatisfied with Performance of the NB Liberal Government
116. Support For PEI Liberals Increases
117. La majorité des Néo-Brunswickois sont insatisfaits du rendement du gouvernement libéral
118. Support for New Brunswick Provincial Liberals Declines
119. Support for Ruling PEI Liberals Declines
120. HRM Residents Dissatisfied With Council’s Handling Of Treatment Plant Issue
121. New Brunswick PC Support Rises
122. Hausse d’appui pour le Parti progressiste-conservateur du Nouveau-Brunswick
123. Strong Support For Plebiscite To Determine Future Of HRM
124. Support For The NL PC Government Remains High
125. Consumer Confidence Rebounds In Atlantic Canada
126. Satisfaction With NL PC Government Remains High
127. New Brunswick NDP Gains Support, Although Liberals Continue To Lead
128. Le soutien envers le NPD augmente, mais les libéraux restent en tête
129. Support for PEI Provincial Liberals Rebounds
130. High Satisfaction With New Nova Scotia NDP Government
131. Le soutien aux libéraux provinciaux diminue
132. Support for Provincial Liberals in New Brunswick Declines
133. Support for Conservatives in NL is Unchanged and Remains High
134. Support for PEI Provincial Liberals Declines
135. Nova Scotia NDP On Course To Form Government
136. Citizens of HRM Prefer Property Taxes Based on Cost of Services Received
137. Public Transit Overwhelming Priority Relative To Fast Ferry in HRM
138. HRM Council Performance Mixed Among Residents
139. Citizens Of HRM Continue To Support The Division Of The Municipality
140. High Levels Of Satisfaction Across Atlantic Canada With Health Care Service Experience
141. Niveaux de satisfaction élevés à travers le Canada Atlantique de l’expérience des services de soins de santé
142. Support For New Brunswick Provincial Liberals Rebounds
143. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux rebondit
144. Support For Ruling PEI Liberals Rebounds
145. Nova Scotia NDP In Position To Win Possible Spring Election
146. Support For NL Conservatives Remains High
147. 0 Prize Winners
148. Satisfaction with NS Government Increases to Highest Level in Two Years
149. While Still Strong, PC Support Declines Slightly in NL
150. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux au Nouveau-Brunswick diminue
151. CRA Welcomes Bermuda Premier
152. Support for Division of HRM Increases
153. Atlantic Canadians Oppose the Liberal ‘Green Shift’ Policy
154. Support for Federal Conservatives in PEI is up at the Expense of the NDP
155. Support for Federal Liberals Declines in New Brunswick
156. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux fédéraux diminue au Nouveau-Brunswick
157. Support for Federal Conservatives is up in Nova Scotia
158. Support for Federal Liberals Increased in NL
159. HRM Mayor Peter Kelly Appears to Have a Lock on Another Term
160. Support for Ruling PEI Liberals Remains Strong
161. NL PCs Continue to Ride High in the Polls
162. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux se rend stable
163. Support for New Brunswick Provincial Liberals Stabilizes
164. Support for Nova Scotia Tories Bounces Back
165. Consumer Confidence Shakened by High Gas Prices
166. Support For NL PCs Remains Strong
167. Support for Ruling Nova Scotia PCs Decreases
168. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux diminue nettement
169. Slight Softening In Support for PEI Liberals
170. Support for New Brunswick Provincial Liberals Declines Sharply
171. Gap Narrows Between Candidates for HRM Mayor
172. HRM Residents are Divided on a Third Harbour Crossing
173. HRM Residents Continue to Support Splitting the Municipality
174. Draw Winners
175. Support for Ruling PCs in NL Remains High
176. Voter Intentions Tighten For the NS Provincial Parties
177. Support for the Ruling PEI Liberals Remains High
178. Support for NB Provincial Liberals Increases Sharply
179. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux augmente considérablement
180. Congratulations Don Mills on being elected MRIA Fellow
181. Support For The Ruling PEI Liberals Remains High
182. Support For NB Provincial Liberals Declines
183. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux diminue
184. Support for NS NDP Increases
185. Support For Ruling NL PCs At Its Highest Level
186. Strong Support for Second Nuclear Reactor at Point Lepreau
187. Support For PEI Provincial Liberals Surges
188. Support For NS Progressive Conservatives Increases
189. Support For Ruling PCs Remains High in NL
190. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux prend de l’avance
191. Support For Provincial Liberals Surges in NB
192. The 20 Best Places to Work in Atlantic Canada
193. Le gouvernement fédéral dirigé par Stephen Harper paye le prix à N.-L. et en N.-É. pour sa position concernant l’entente
194. Harper Government Pays Price For Accord Stand In NL And NS
195. Support For New Brunswick Provincial Liberals Softens
196. Le soutien accordé aux libéraux provinciaux ramollit
197. Support For Ruling NL PCs Remains High
198. Support For Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives Declines
199. Support for NL Ruling PCs Remains High
200. PEI Liberals and Tories Currently In Dead Heat In Terms of Voter Support