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“Buy Canadian” Movement May Be Here to Stay Among Those Making the Change: 82% Will Continue after Canada-U.S. Crisis is Over

Boomers driving stronger preference for Canadian products and investments.

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Canadian Views on Health Care Scenarios

When It Comes To Medicare Almost Three-Quarters Of Canadians Are Looking For Something More Than The Status Quo While Only 15% Favour A Full Parallel Public-Private System, Equal Numbers 29% And 30% Want Either "Enhanced Medi-care" Or Some Form Of "Complementary Private Sector Role

Canadian Fathers Lean On Their Funny Bones To Get By As Parents

Most Canadians Question PM's New Press Process

Six In Ten (57%) Say New Rules For Press Gallery Ensures Only Friendly Media Questions Are Asked Half (51%) Feel This Process Is "Significant Issue" For Democracy, 48% Say It's "No Big Deal"

Further Thoughts On Retirement

Are Canadian Benefit Plan Holders Becoming "Healthcare Consumers"?

A Majority Report Taking Control Of Decisions That Affect Their Personal Healthcare

The View From Main Street: Environmental Stewardship - How Far Have We Come In Public Opinion In 15 Years?

Eight In Ten Canadians (80%) Want To Know About Their Family's History

Reasons For Interest In Genealogy Are Usually General Interest (63%), But Some (21%) Want To Build A Family Tree (21%) Or Learn About Family's Health History (9%) And, While Most (58%) Feel The Internet Is The Quickest And Most Convenient Way Of Researching Family History, Majority Would Begin Such A Search By "Asking Family And Relatives" (65%)

Conservatives Surge To 43% Support Nationally - Level Not Seen Since Mulroney Government In November Of 1988

In Quebec Conservatives (33%) Are Gaining On The Bloc Quebecois (38%), While Liberals (14%) Remain Below Their Historic Core