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Globe online poll: G8/G20

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Can Ottawa justify security expenses of more than $900-million for hosting the upcoming G8/G20 summit?

12% 451 votes

Yes, security is priority No. 1 and costs have been managed as well as possible

88% 3314 votes

No, the bill is too high with so many other federal needs

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