Here are the result of the survey.
Results of the survey
Do you agree with the provincial government’s decision to reject Ocean Choice International’s groundfish proposal which included redfish and yellowtail catches being sent to China for processing?
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With a number of fish plants closing in the province, do you think the provincial government should be providing make-work programs to help displaced workers qualify for employment insurance?
Do you think Premier Kathy Dunderdale having a face-to-face meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper will help answer questions about mistakes made in the search for Burton Winters, and other key issues facing the province?
What did you do this past May 24th weekend?
Are you surprised the federal government has not come through on an election promise to station a 650-troop army battalion at the base in Happy Valley-Goose Bay?
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Are proposed financial incentives for unemployed people, such as reimbursement for moving expenses or for travel costs to a job interview, a good idea to help reduce the number of people receiving employment insurance?
Do you agree with the federal government’s plan to revamp rules in the employment insurance system to make it harder to obtain EI if there are jobs available — any type of job?
Do you think a federal move to regulate mask-wearing at large gatherings in the country will cut down on violence during protests?
Do you agree with the City of St. John’s evicting Occupy NL members from Harbourside Park in downtown St. John’s as of today?
The federal auditor general’s office is losing 10 per cent of its budget to federal government budget cuts. What do you think that will mean for government accountability?
Do you agree with Premier Kathy Dunderdale cancelling a meeting with family of deceased Labrador teen Burton Winters after the family indicated it would have a retired search and rescue co-ordinator present at the meeting?
Should the provincial government sign a memorandum of understanding with the Civil Air Search and Rescue Association in this province so members of the group can be called upon to aid in search operations?
Should Newfoundland and Labrador adopt a zero-alcohol policy for drivers under 22 years of age as some other provinces including Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick have done?
The CRTC has given Canadian broadcasters until Sept. 1 to ensure both their programs and commercials are transmitted at the same volume. Have you ever noticed that TV commercials have come in louder than regular programs?
Do you think the continued questions surrounding the death of 14-year-old Burton Winters on the Labrador sea ice earlier this year calls for a public inquiry to try to get the answers the public needs?
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