51% in B.C. see immigration having mostly positive effect
While Canadians as a whole are becoming less likely to see immigration as a net positive for their country, British Columbians don't seem to be following that trend, according to a new poll.
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While Canadians as a whole are becoming less likely to see immigration as a net positive for their country, British Columbians don't seem to be following that trend, according to a new poll.
Less than half of Canadians polled are likely to sign petitions, speak up against homophobic or transphobic comments online, or attend a rally in support of the queer community.
Less than half of Canadians polled are likely to sign petitions, speak up against homophobic or transphobic comments online, or attend a rally in support of the queer community.
While Canadians take July 1 to celebrate their country, the town of Arnprior also applauds the great Canadians in town that make it so special.
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