>Recent polling suggests support for separation remains stuck, with **only around 30 per cent willing to consider** having a referendum on the separation at all**, according to Angus Reid. That is well below the threshold required by the federal Clarity Act, which was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada. The act requires a “clear majority” in any provincial secession vote, generally understood to mean significantly more than a simple majority and often interpreted as above 85 per cent.
Can we move on now?
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>Recent polling suggests support for separation remains stuck, with **only around 30 per cent willing to consider** having a referendum on the separation at all**, according to Angus Reid. That is well below the threshold required by the federal Clarity Act, which was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada. The act requires a “clear majority” in any provincial secession vote, generally understood to mean significantly more than a simple majority and often interpreted as above 85 per cent.
Can we move on now?