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• Politics Survey

  Canada and the Iraq War: Two Solitudes Emerge

  Nationally, Equal Numbers Support (48%) and Oppose (48%) the U.S. Led Military Action Against Iraq
  
  However, A Majority (54%)of English Canada Now Support War While Just 29% In Quebec Do
  
  Half (51%) of Canadians Support Offering Help to Coalition -- Six in Ten (58%) in English Canada Support Move Compared to 28% in Quebec

  06.04.03
• Politics Survey

  Six in Ten (61%) Canadians Concerned About Contracting Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)

  Two-Thirds (66%) Believe Travellers Arriving In Canada From SARS Hot Spots Should be Quarantined and Canadians Should Not Be Allowed to Travel To These Regions. Millions of Canadians Changing Habits to Protect Themselves

  04.04.03
• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Three-Quarters (76%) Of Canadians Feel It Is Appropriate To Air Paid Advertising Or A Reduced Amount Of Advertising During War Coverage

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  03.04.03
• Politics Survey

  WAR IN IRAQ: THE END GAME

  Country Split as to Whether Iraqi People Will View U.S. Coalition As Liberators (48%) or Enemies (45%)
  
  Canadians Divided on Length of War in Iraq - Half (47%)Believe Coalition Will Accomplish Regime Change by End of April, While Other Half (48%) Disagree -- 30%Say It Will Take More Than a Year
  Majority (54%) Of Canadians Do Not Believe Iraq Will Be a Thriving Democracy 5 Years After the War
  Nine in Ten (88%) Say Casualty Count Will Be High

  30.03.03
• Politics Survey

  A Country Divided on War in Iraq

  Regional Differences Offer Sharp Contrasts
  
  Now That War Has Started Majority (59%) of Canadians Glad Country Decided To Stay Out - But 45% Say Canada Should Now Join Military Effort
  
  While Two-Thirds (67%) Say That Not Siding with United States Shows Canada as Independent on the World Stage, Half (47%) Feel We've Turned Our Back on Closest Friend, and Six in Ten (61%)Say Decision Will Have Serious Economic Consequences For Canada
  
  Approval (56%) of Prime Minister's Handling of Iraq Situation Declines 10 Points In Week

  28.03.03

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• Politics Survey

  Calgarians Penalize Mayor And Council

  48% Disapprove of the Mayor and City Council's Ability to Work Together to Address Important Issues
  
  Calgarians Almost Twice as Likely to Blame Council (46%) Over the Mayor (25%) for Failing to Communicate and Cooperate with Each Other
  
  Perception that the Mayor and City Council Are on the "Right Track" (74%) Has Dropped 13 Points Since October

  27.03.03
• Trends & Prospective Survey

  A Reader's Digest Poll: Marriage in Canada

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  24.03.03
• Consumer Behavior Survey

  RBC FINANCIAL GROUP TENTH ANNUAL HOUSING STUDY 2003 #2

  One in Twenty (5%) Share Their Home with Parents/In-laws, While 12% Expect to in the Future
  
  If Parents Move In, Family and Friends (37%) and Being Close to Medical Services (32%) Most Important External Factors in Homes, While No Stairs (51%) Viewed as Most Important Internal Feature of Homes
  
  Half (47%) Say Likely to Sell Home When They Get Older, While 14% Say they are Likely to Move In with Their Children

  24.03.03
• Politics Survey

  Two-Thirds (66% versus 31%) of Canadians Approve of Prime Minister's Handling of Iraq Crisis

  Seven in Ten (69% versus 30%) Say Canada Should Stay Out of the Conflict
  
  Majority (52% versus 45%) Oppose US Lead Military Action Against Iraq
  
  Majority (54% versus 41%)Say President Doing Wrong Thing Regarding Iraq

  21.03.03
• Politics Survey

  BC Federal Political Scene

  Federal Liberals (37%) Maintain Lead Over Alliance (26%); NDP (17%) Drops 5 Points
  Clark (57%) Tops in Approval - Ahead of Chrйtien (51%) and Harper (51%); Newcomer Layton Trails (41%)

  19.03.03
• Politics Survey

  BC Provincial Political Scene

  BC Liberals (44%) Widen Lead over NDP (30%)
  
  MacPhail (51%) Continues to Lead Campbell (42%) in Job Approval, But Campbell (47%) Beats MacPhail (32%) As Choice For Best Premier

  19.03.03