Most in Sask. oppose decriminalizing marijuana, poll says
A majority of Saskatchewan people say they're opposed to decriminalizing marijuana for recreational purposes, a recently released poll says.
Taking The Pulse
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Taking The Pulse is a comprehensive research survey which reveals the attitudes and opinions on important and controversial issues facing Saskatchewan people in 2012.
Most in Sask. oppose decriminalizing marijuana, poll says
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About the survey:
The questionnaire, administered as a 15-minute telephone survey between March 5, 2012 and March 19, 2012, resulted in 1,750 completed interviews among randomly-selected Saskatchewan residents, 18 years of age and older.
Results of the survey, which generated a response rate of 34.3%, are generalizable to the Saskatchewan population (18 years of age and older) +/- 2.34% at the 95% confidence interval (19 times out of 20).
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