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April 22, 2012
Reopen constitutional talks? Non, merci! (opens in a new tab)
montrealgazette.com
April 18, 2012
Quebec Anglophones have absolutely nothing to apologize for. (opens in a new tab)
montrealgazette.com
April 17, 2012
ACS Exec. Dir. Jack Jedwab on CTV Montreal (opens in a new tab)
montreal.ctv.ca
April 17, 2012
By emigration if not by assimilation... (opens in a new tab)
montrealgazette.com
April 17, 2012
Canadians won’t trade in their rights to fight terror (opens in a new tab)
vancouversun.com

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Federal elections: the polarization of Canadian society persists (opens in a new tab)

An ACS-Metropolis survey highlights significant divisions among the country’s major political groups, revealing that only 19% of Canadians rate relations between Liberals and Conservatives positively.

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Exclusive JIAS post-election interview with Jack Jedwab (opens in a new tab)

Jack Jedwab, President and CEO of ACS-Metropolis, discusses immigration's role in recent Canadian elections, exploring political motivations and the need to reduce polarization.