More than half of Canadians say Saskatchewan is doing the “right thing” by refusing to collect the carbon tax on home heating, a new survey has found.

Fifty-four percent of those polled by Angus Reid say they support the actions of Premier Scott Moe and his Saskatchewan Party, with the majority of Canadians in every province except Quebec on board.

While only 41 percent of Quebecers support Saskatchewan’s decision to halt carbon tax collection on natural gas and electric home heating, nearly three-quarters of Albertans are behind the move, the survey found. Seventy-one percent of those polled in the neighbouring province said they supported the decision compared to 58 percent of Saskatchewan residents.