Posted AT 1:30 AM EDT on 18/03/08
Cadman, NAFTA controversies fail to cut into Tory support
OTTAWA — A recent rough patch of political controversy that included allegations of Tory efforts to buy the vote of the late Chuck Cadman has failed to dent the popularity of Stephen Harper's Conservatives, according to a new poll.
A Strategic Counsel survey for The Globe and Mail/CTV News found the Tories had the support of 38 per cent of the electorate, down only one point from last month.
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