A post-deficit agenda: the public wants action on the tough issues: youth unemployment, the future of work

Article Abstract:

The results of Maclean's 1996 survey of Canadians reveals that many have grudgingly accepted the possibility that there will be a two-tier health system and less economic stability and affluence. Canadians want politicians to come up with pragmatic solutions to the nation's problems.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Quality of life, Social problems

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A confident nation: a new poll shows growing optimism

Article Abstract:

A 1997 survey of Canadians revealed that many young Canadians under the age of 30 hold the same liberal social values as their parents and grandparents. Canadians between 30 and 40 are optimistic while those in or near retirement are more negative.

Social values

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The new Canada

Article Abstract:

The failure of the Oct 1992 referendum vote in Canada to adopt a new constitution reflects the opinions of Canadians toward the government and the history of the political process. An analysis of public opinion is presented.

Political aspects, Constitutions

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