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Outburst

July 27, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues.This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Does social media have a positive or negative effect on Canadian politics? Where do you think your tax dollars should be spent? What are your ideas to improve Canada’s health care system? What makes your part of the country unique?
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Outburst

July 20, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Have the extreme weather events in Canada changed your view on climate change? Should voting in elections be mandatory? Which of the federal leaders would best represent Canada internationally? What makes your part of the country unique?
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Outburst

July 13, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues.This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Do you think carbon pricing should be repealed? Will you be voting for a different party in the next election? Which international issues concern you the most? What makes your part of the country unique?
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Outburst

July 6, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: What could be done to improve poverty and homelessness on our streets? Has the health care crunch in Canada made you more likely to disregard some minor health issues? What would make you more interested in Canadian politics? What makes your part of the country unique?
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Outburst

June 29, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: What does being a Canadian mean to you? Who is the greatest Canadian of all time, and why? What sets Canada apart from other nations? What is Canada’s best kept secret? What is the proudest moment in Canadian history?
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Outburst

June 15, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Are you concerned disinformation could affect Canada’s next election? How well do the federal party leaders resonate with you? Do you trust the news media? What must a political party do to win your support?
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Outburst

June 8, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Does age matter when running for president of the United States? Do you agree that public servants should be required to work in the office 3 days per week? How can the government protect Canadians from AI related scamming? Do you trust Canada’s election process?
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Outburst

June 1, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Do you agree with a ban on cell phones in the classroom? Do you agree with the B.C. government’s decision to recriminalize use of illicit drugs in public spaces? How are you preparing for another wildfire season? Do you trust the traditional news media (tv/radio and the newspapers) for your news?
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Outburst

May 25, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: What are you giving up due to inflation / cost of living? Should AI be included as an educational tool in schools? Do you agree with government using the notwithstanding clause to change crime and punishment laws? Are you concerned disinformation could affect Canada’s next election?
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Outburst

May 18, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Should the punishment for MPs using inappropriate language in Parliament go beyond expulsion? What would be appropriate? Do you keep track of how many single-use plastics you use? What is the best way to engage more young people to vote? Is the Canadian government taking sufficient action to safeguard our democracy from disinformation?
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Outburst

May 11, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: How will the significant increase in gas prices influence your day-to-day life? Do you believe Canada can effectively defend its Arctic sovereignty? Do you think more than 50 billion in spending over the next 5 years in the federal budget is too much? What needs to be done to decrease auto theft in Canada?
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Outburst

May 4, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: What can be done to reduce the rates of obesity in Canada? Do you use AI technology, and what for? How closely are you following the conflict in the Middle East? Would luring foreign grocery companies to Canada help increase competition / lower food prices?
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Outburst

April 27, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Are you better off financially than a year ago? Do allegations of foreign election interference worry you? What is the best way to stop online abuse? What do you think the government spends too much money on?
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Outburst

April 20, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Should the provinces have more autonomy on immigration? Are you concerned that Canada will experience another difficult wildfire season? What do you think would encourage people to join the Canadian Armed Forces? Should an MP have to resign their seat before crossing the floor or joining another party?
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Outburst

April 13, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Do you agree with B.C. suing social media giants for alleged “harms” caused on their platforms? Should TikTok be banned in Canada? Is it necessary for Canada to decrease the temporary resident population from 6.2 per cent to 5 per cent over the next three years? Will carbon pricing affect how you vote in the next federal election?
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Outburst

April 6, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Should members of Parliament be provided with personal protection similar to senators or cabinet ministers? According to Statistics Canada there is a rise in violent crime in this country. What should the federal government do about it? Do you think the Liberal / NDP deal has been good for Canadians? What would you like to see included in the federal budget?
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Outburst

March 30, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: In what areas should the government reduce spending? Are you concerned about measles outbreaks in Canada? What could be done to help lift underprivileged children and seniors above the poverty line? Will a national pharmacare plan impact your life?
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Outburst

March 23, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Do you believe Canada is properly prepared for a military conflict? What could the federal government do to deal with “shrinkflation”? Will higher air fares impact your spring / summer travel plans? Do we still need daylight saving time?
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Outburst

March 16, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues.This week Outburst is asking Canadians: Is Canada ready for a growing seniors population? Do you think prescription contraception and diabetes medication should be federally funded? Does Canada not meeting NATO military spending targets concern you? Should Canada continue providing the same level of financial aid to Ukraine?
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Outburst

March 9, 2024

Glen McInnis collects Canadians’ opinions on political issues. This week Outburst is asking Canadians: What do you think about Donald Trump’s comments condoning Russian attacks on NATO allies who don’t pay their share? Do you believe gas powered vehicles can be phased out in Canada by 2035? Should any new carbon pricing legislation be put to a referendum first? Is student loan forgiveness enough to encourage more people to become doctors and nurses?