US EditionCanada's Least-Liked Premiers Have Been Revealed and It's Not Looking Great for Legault
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Prime Minister François Legault may be isolated at the first ministers' meeting in Saskatoon this Monday. His Ontario counterpart, Doug Ford, is stepping up the pressure for the Quebec government, concerned with social acceptability, to accept an oil pipeline crossing its territory.
Canada's least-liked premiers have been revealed and it's not looking great for Legault
François Legault may be the premier of Quebec, but a new poll suggests he's viewed more favourably outside the province than within it.According to fresh polling by Pollara Strategic Insights, Legault has a +1 net impression score outside Quebec, compared to a -10 rating within his home province. This makes him one of only two premiers in Canada — alongside Ontario Premier Doug Ford — who are more popular nationally than locally. See on Instagra…
SASKATOON — The President of the Council of the Federation and Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, is stepping up the pressure on Quebec to accept an oil pipeline in his territory. At a press conference on the eve of a First Ministers' meeting in Saskatoon, Mr. Ford had a very clear message for François Legault: "I hope he's going to cross an oil pipeline." "To the best of my knowledge, our good friends, Quebecers, drive cars and need gas," said the …
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