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• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Canadian Women On Hair Removal

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  05.28.04
• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Canadians On Horse Slaughter

  Two-Thirds Of Canadians Do Not Believe In Slaughter Of Canadian Horses For Human Consumption

  05.27.04
• Trends & Prospective Survey

  Half (48%) Of Canadians Plan On Vacationing This Summer

  Most (61%) Will Stay In Canada

  05.26.04
• Healthcare Survey

  Waiting For Healthcare In BC

  91% of British Columbians Are Concerned About "The Waiting Time For Surgery"
  Two-Thirds (68%) Say Waiting Has Led to "Worry, Anxiety or Stress"
  
  8 in 10 (81%) Would Support BC Government Introducing Waitlist Guarantee

  05.25.04
• Healthcare Survey

  Pediatricians Report An Average Of 26% Of Their 4 To 12 Year Old Patients Are Not Getting Adequate Calcium On A Daily Basis

  96% Recommend 8oz Glass Of Milk As Best Source Of Calcium

  05.25.04

• Ipsos i3 – Inform, Innovate, Inspire

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• Politics Survey

  Into The Election Window: Part 4

  Almost Half (47%) Choose Paul Martin As Best Prime Minster...Up 8 Points Since March 25th Poll. Despite Sag In Recent Polls, Paul Martin And Liberal Party Get The Most Support (44%) As Party And Leader Who Will Likely Provide Best Overall Government For Canada Compared To Other Parties.

  05.24.04
• Politics Survey

  Into The Election Window: Part 3

  Half (52%)Of Canadians Think Main Reason Election Being Held Now Is Liberals Are "Cynical Politicians" Want To Win Re-Election Now, Not Because Of New Mandate To Take On Tough Issues (45%). Healthcare Tops List As Most Important Issue At Outset Of Federal Election Campaign. Martin's Liberals Score Most Support On National Areas Of Responsibilities -- But Support Is Soft. Majority (58%) Agree Martin Is Too Friendly With Big Business

  05.22.04
• Politics Survey

  Liberals Flirt With Minority Status

  Liberals Slip To 35% (-4), Conservatives Hold At 26%, NDP 18% (+3)
  In Quebec, Bloc Quebecois Has Widened Lead Over Liberals To 22 Points (50% vs. 28%)Seat Projection Model Shows Liberals With Potential 158-162 Seats, Conservatives 66-70 Seats, NDP 17-21 Seats, And Bloc 59-63 Seats, If Vote Held Today

  05.22.04
• Politics Survey

  Into The Election Window: Part 2

  Seven In Ten (72%) Canadians Believe Liberals Will Win Next Election. Majority (60%) Agree Canada Will Get Better Government With Minority -- Including Decided Liberal Voters (47%). Majority (61%) Agree Liberal Party Is Corrupt... One-Third (35%) Of Decided Liberal Voters Agree. Canadians Split Whether Harper Too Extreme To Be Canada's Prime Minister... Conservative Party Top Second Choice Among Liberal Voters...

  05.21.04
• Consumer Behavior Survey

  Half Of Homeowners Plan To Do Renovations Within The Next Five Years

  And Kitchens & Bathrooms Top The List

  05.20.04
• Politics Survey

  Into The Election Window: Part 1

  Overall Vote Stable Since Last Poll -- Liberals (39%), Conservatives (26%), NDP (15%), Bloc (48% In Quebec vs. 28% Liberals), Green Party (5%). Liberals In Majority Territory If Vote Held Today, But Voter Dynamic Volatile And Minority Lurks. Paul Martin Trails Other Leaders Badly (-26) On Momentum With Jack Layton (+9) And Stephen Harper (+8) Having More Traction

  05.20.04