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  Majority lack confidence Canadians doing enough to protect environment: Nanos survey

  Seven in 10 adult Canadians aren’t very confident that the country is changing its consumption and lifestyle quickly enough to deter climate change, while under a quarter are more optimistic, according to a new Nanos Research survey.

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  The 'she loves me, she loves me not' Nanos trend line of 2019

  On CTVNews.ca: Pollster Nik Nanos looks back on a tumultuous 2019 for all of the federal parties and leaders.

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  Nanos on the Numbers: Canadians bracing themselves for the 'R' word

  On CTVNews.ca: Pollster Nik Nanos writes about the public mood when it comes to the economy, and how Canadians' fear of a recession is affecting what they want from our elected officials.

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  Canadians more concerned about Wexit than Quebec separatism: Nanos survey

  As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prepares to meet Alberta Premier Jason Kenney for the first time since the federal election, a new survey suggests Canadians are worried about separatist sentiment in western Canada and aren’t convinced that the Liberals can mend the rift.

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  Three in five Canadians support construction of new pipelines: Nanos survey

  The majority of Canadians support the construction of new pipelines in their country, a new survey suggests.

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  Nanos on the Numbers: Trudeau's political craftiness in his cabinet making

  For any prime minister, assembling a cabinet is about managing and deploying the talent that voters give you with the goals you want to achieve. But CTV pollster Nik Nanos writes on CTVNews.ca that it’s also an opportunity to set the groundwork for your political agenda to stay in power.

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  Trudeau's new cabinet faces big divide in Prairies: Nanos

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled a new cabinet partly designed to appeal to the Prairies provinces on Tuesday, but his government still faces a major regional divide among voters.

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  Nanos on the Numbers: Canadian separatists should take note of Brexit research

  Marked by a resurgence of the separatist Bloc Quebecois in Quebec and emerging 'wexit' murmurings of Western alienation in the recent federal election, new research for Carleton University on the U.K.’s Brexit from the European Union should be a cautionary tale for those unhappy with the federation.

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  No 'honeymoon period' for Liberals who remain deadlocked with Conservatives after election: Nanos

  Two weeks after the federal election, there’s no victory bounce in popular support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the Liberals and Conservatives remain deadlocked, according to the latest weekly Nanos tracking numbers.

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  Canadians believe Trudeau gov't more likely to deliver on priorities than manage spending: survey

  With the beginning of the new Parliament approaching, Canadians surveyed are more optimistic about the Liberal minority government’s ability to follow through on priority issues than they are about their ability to manage provincial relations or spending.

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  New poll shows nail-biting race in B.C., Bloc surging in Quebec

  New polling numbers show extremely tight races in the battleground provinces of British Columbia and Quebec.

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  'Minority government fever': Nanos finds Liberals, Conservatives in dead heat

  With three days left before Canadians cast their ballots, just one tenth of a percentage point separates the Liberals and the Conservatives, according to latest Nanos Research numbers.