A strong no from the nine

Article Abstract:

A burning issue throughout Canada is the continuing movement within the province of Quebec to break off from Canada and become a sovereign nation. A poll on the topic shows most Canadians do not think Quebec will go through with secession though it would not be a total surprise.

Political activity, Autonomy, Autonomy (Political science), Parti Quebecois

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A quiet passion

Article Abstract:

A Maclean's poll of Canadians reveals their views on a variety of topics, such as patriotism, having children, the future of Canada, their personal futures, other provinces, health and mortality, their work life, regular sexual activity and other topics.

Public opinion polls, Social surveys

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'Plan B' hits a chord; the poll supports Ottawa's tougher line with Quebec

Article Abstract:

Results of a 1997 poll indicate that Quebecers and other Canadians feel more strongly than in 1996 that sovereignty for Quebec is unlikely. The federal government's tougher line on independence for Quebec is the reason for the shift.

French-English relations (Canada)

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