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Saturday, July 30, 2016

Economic Optimism Dwindles

Confidence in the province’s economic future is at a six-year low, and more Manitobans think they’ll be worse off a year from now.

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Friday, July 29, 2016

Bike Beliefs

Winnipeggers are lukewarm about more downtown bike lanes but overwhelmingly favour a mandatory helmet law. And they think cyclists are generally inconsiderate.

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Monday, July 25, 2016

2016 Election about Change, not Ideology

Manitobans believe the new Progressive Conservative government was elected in April because voters wanted change, not because of a shift to the right among the electorate.

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Thursday, July 21, 2016

Winnipeggers Still Opposed to Opening Portage and Main

Winnipeg – Despite decades of debate, most Winnipeggers continue to oppose the removal of pedestrian barriers at Portage and Main.

A new Probe Research Inc. survey found 53 per cent of Winnipeg adults are opposed to re-opening the city’s famed intersection to pedestrians. More than a one-third (38%) were strongly opposed to the idea.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Winnipeggers Supportive of Rapid Transit but would Prefer Road Investment

Winnipeg – Most Winnipeggers support the completion of bus rapid transit to the University of Manitoba, but they would prefer to invest in road repairs.

A new Probe Research Inc. survey found 55 per cent of Winnipeg adults are in favour of completing the first leg of rapid transit, which includes a detour through the Parker lands. More than one-third (37%) are opposed to the project.

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Thursday, July 14, 2016

Manitobans Uncertain about Federal Electoral Reform, Referendum

Winnipeg – Most Manitobans feel they do not know nearly enough about proposed changes to Canada’s voting system, and they are split on whether a national referendum on electoral reform is needed.

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Thursday, July 14, 2016

Bowman Holds onto Strong Approval Rating

Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman’s approval rating has slipped a little since September, but remains remarkably high. More than two-thirds of Winnipeggers (69%) approve of the mayor’s performance, nearly two years into his first mandate.

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Economic Optimism Dwindles

Bike Beliefs

2016 Election about Change, not Ideology

Winnipeggers Still Opposed to Opening Portage and Main

Winnipeggers Supportive of Rapid Transit but would Prefer Road Investment

Manitobans Uncertain about Federal Electoral Reform, Referendum

Bowman Holds onto Strong Approval Rating