Category Archives: polls

B-Sides and False Starts

Posted on July 3, 2007 by Chris Tindal

I’ve started to accumulate a back-log of things I wanted to write about, or started to write about but couldn’t make work. Here, then, are a handful of brief observations and links from the past few weeks. I Am Rubber. … Continue reading →

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Greens and NDP Tied

Posted on March 1, 2007 by Chris Tindal

From cbc.ca: The poll also suggested the Green Party continues to show momentum across Canada, with 13 per cent support nationally, tied with the NDP for the first time in Decima’s polling, the agency said. The poll recorded 35 per … Continue reading →

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That’s A Funny Lookin’ Surge

Posted on February 20, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Headline in today’s Globe and Mail: “Tories surge on Harper’s leadership.” You probably read that and thought, “oh, I guess that means that the Tories have surged.” But you’d be wrong, you silly fool you. Read the first paragraph to … Continue reading →

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Yay for Democracy Part I

Posted on January 31, 2007 by Chris Tindal

Two days ago I asked you to be skeptical of any political party that has a death-bed conversion to the world of environmental sanity. Yesterday, Decima released a poll that proves once again that every single Canadian not only reads … Continue reading →

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