EventDocument
Angus Reid (Oct 7-9, 2025): 59% back a north-coast oil pipeline (BC 56%); 57% now put the economy first
An Angus Reid Institute survey fielded October 7-9, 2025 found 59% of Canadians supporting an oil pipeline from Alberta to BC's north coast (56% in BC), and 57% saying the economy should take priority over the environment in energy policy.
- Date
- (known to the month)
- Kind
- Other
- Where
- Canada
- Evidence
- Document: An official document: a bill, a filing, an agreement text. How evidence is weighed
Evidence for
Latest articles
No article cites this record yet.
Sources
- Angus Reid Institute, “Angus Reid: pipeline push, Alberta and B.C. (Eby, Smith)” (external site), . source record
Claims that rest on this event
- At home, new pipelines are sold as a way to reach buyers outside the US: in an Angus Reid poll, 55% picked 'sell oil outside the US' as a persuasive reason (several answers were allowed). So the link from the build-out to more output flowing south has to come from contracts and tariff design, not from the rally.
Angus Reid, October 2025: 59% back a north-coast oil pipeline (56% in BC). Support for the coast route the pitch is about.