A new survey indicates that most Quebecers’ perception of Canada doesn’t match the negative image often promoted by the nationalist movement.
A recent Angus Reid survey, conducted just before a first ministers’ meeting took place this week, showcased once again the sometimes substantial gap between the political rhetoric surrounding Quebec and Quebecers’ daily lived reality. It’s often a fascinating study in contradictions. Since politicians can have a vested interest in spinning stories or selectively choosing facts to elicit a desired reaction in an attempt to conjure up more support for their platform, data like this can help us better assess the truth behind the slogans and the punditry. Read More