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Conservatives, Liberals rank economy high in immigration file, but diverge on integration, cultural values, says survey

There are marked differences between the Liberals and NDP on the immigration file, too. NDP supporters rank Canada’s responsibility towards welcoming refugees as higher on the list over jobs and the economy, while Liberal supporters indicated it as less of a priority, according to the study.

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BY BEATRICE PAEZ
September 26, 2019

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Are Canadians happy or glum about their democracy?

OpinionBY NELSON WISEMAN

Collectively, Canadians defer to authority without coercion. Massive public support for police action against the convoy occupation that crippled Ottawa and various border crossings last year demonstrated faith in our institutions. Canadians may complain about our institutions, but our behaviour speaks louder.