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Two-Thirds (66%) of Canadians Support Combat Role For Canadian Troops in Afghanistan Versus One-Third (33%) Who Favour Traditional Peacekeeping Role

January 13, 2002

Contact John Wright at (416) 324-2002

Category Societal Issues, Foreign Affairs & Policy
Location Canada


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John Wright at (416) 324-2002

Toronto, ONTARIO – According to an Ipsos-Reid/Globe and Mail/CTV poll released today, two-thirds (66%) of Canadians support the combat role for Canadian troops being deployed to Afghanistan given the circumstances. The remaining one-third (33%) say they oppose the current mission because Canadian soldiers will not be used in the traditional peacekeeping role played during past conflicts.