The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday, May 19, edition that a new poll says Albertans want premier-designate Rachel Notley to work toward expanding the oil sands, including the construction of pipelines needed to open up new markets. The Globe's Shawn McCarthy writes that in a survey of 1,000 Albertans completed after the vote, a large majority say they want the NDP to support the province's oil industry, while a slightly smaller majority also want it to work with other provinces to put a price on greenhouse gas emissions. The survey to be released Tuesday was conducted by Abacus Data, with a random sample of participants selected to reflect the province's voting-age demographics. The responses provide "still more evidence that the shift that elected the NDP was not about people looking for radical change," says Abacus. "Instead, mainstream voters across the province are looking for continued support for oil and gas development, including expanded market access, while at the same time hoping that Alberta can make more progress in terms of energy efficiency, renewable energy and playing a collaborative role with other provinces on the question of carbon pricing."