Canadians See 'Unacceptably' High Casualties In Afghanistan: POLL
Canadians are becoming more nervous about our casualties in Afghanistan. A Canadian Press - Decima Research survey shows 67 per cent of those asked believe the number of casualties has been unacceptable, a five percent rise from a poll taken a month ago.
Only 25 per cent of those who responded said the number of killed and wounded was acceptable, in a survey taken following the most recent deaths of six soldiers in a roadside bomb attack.
Proponents of the war have tried desperately to tie support for Canadian military personnel with support for the mission. Canadians are astute enough to understand the difference.
CBC
Only 25 per cent of those who responded said the number of killed and wounded was acceptable, in a survey taken following the most recent deaths of six soldiers in a roadside bomb attack.
Proponents of the war have tried desperately to tie support for Canadian military personnel with support for the mission. Canadians are astute enough to understand the difference.
CBC
