Tellwut CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points -June 28 2024

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Two-thirds of Canadians express pride in being Canadian, with only 11% indicating otherwise

A new poll reveals a stark divide between Quebec and the rest of Canada about whether the country should be bilingual. In a Léger poll conducted for The Canadian Press, only 43 per cent of respondents across Canada said they held a positive view of federal bilingualism — which was enshrined into law in 1969, making English and French Canada's official languages. However, in Quebec, 70 per cent of respondents said they view bilingualism positively. Asked whether it's important for Canada to remain officially bilingual, 83 per cent of Quebecers said it was; nearly half that number — 43 per cent — in the rest of Canada agreed.

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A new survey of 2,000 adults, half of whom are in a relationship, revealed 69% of Americans say the simple act of seeing their partner clean is a turn-on.

Despite all the grumbling at the time, most Americans now look back upon pandemic-era policies as a good idea, a new poll shows. A majority of Americans see four key pandemic policies as "generally a good idea" in retrospect: Mask requirements in stores and businesses (70%), Healthcare worker vaccination requirements (65%) , Indoor dining closures (63%) and Closing public schools (56%) . Only 42% of Americans say all four policies a good idea, and another 37% say only some were a good idea. But only 20% say all those policies were "generally a bad idea," results show.

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