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• Healthcare Survey

  62% of Canadians Support the "Calgary Accord"

  Canadians Divided on Which Level of Government Can Best Protect Health and Social Programs

  12.08.97
• Politics Survey

  Federal Political Scene and the Public Agenda

  Canadian Consumer Confidence

  12.06.97
• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Canadian Trade and Investment in Asia

  11.19.97
• Healthcare Survey

  Canadians' Perceptions of the "Health Allowance System"

  Canadians appear to be open to dialogue regarding the "Health Allowance System"

  11.13.97
• Trends & Prospective Survey

  The Dominion Institute National Citizenship Exam Survey of 1997

  45% of Canadians Fail Mock Citizenship Exam Similar to One Immigrants Take to Become Canadian Citizens

  11.10.97

• Ipsos i3 – Inform, Innovate, Inspire

  Whether you are an analyst, c-suite, or communications professional, this digest features timely and relevant consumer research insights, as well as complimentary webinar invitations to inform your market and brand building strategies.

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• Politics Survey

  Lifestyle Issues

  81% Say Gap Between Poor and Rich in Metro Toronto is Widening

  11.07.97
• Healthcare Survey

  Canadians' Views on Euthanasia

  11.06.97
• Politics Survey

  Policing in Metro Toronto

  Metro cops get two thumbs up from 9 in 10 citizens for doing a very good job to maintain community safety. While cops not viewed as "trigger happy," 4 in 10 (42%) believe officers use poor judgment when it comes to using force. Two-thirds (66%) believe public complaints process objective. Majority (55%) want police to co-operate in investigations when their performance is in question.

  11.05.97
• Trends & Prospective Survey

  Metro Toronto Views on the Teachers Strike

  Public Supports Teachers Strike in Opposition to Harris Government but Want Them Back to Work

  11.04.97
• Politics Survey

  Canadians' Views on Decriminalizing Marijuana Smoking

  Slim majority (51%) of Canadians believe that smoking marijuana should NOT be a criminal offense -- up from 39% ten years ago. If used for health-related purposes only, large majority (83%) agree that it should NOT be a criminal offense to smoke marijuana.

  11.04.97
• Healthcare Survey

  Canadians' Views on Health Care Funding Priorities

  Over seven in ten (71%) Canadians want the Feds to restore health care funding to the provinces cut to wage war on deficit. Only slim majority want alternative funding for new national health care programs where homecare gets the edge over pharmacare.

  11.03.97