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Balancing Price and Patriotism

Ipsos poll reveals Canadian Shoppers Are Navigating Complex Grocery Preferences Amid Rising Costs and “Buy Canadian” Efforts

[WEBINAR] Ipsos Global Trends 2025: Canadian Edition

Amidst Leadership Campaign, Ontario Tories Have One-Third (33%) Voter Support As Dalton McGuinty and Liberals (51%) Continue to Lead

Even Highly Touted Frontrunner Eves Doesn't Defeat Liberals in Head to Head Battle: McGuinty Liberals (49%) versus Eves Conservatives (35%), with 16% Choosing `Neither' (10%) or `Don't Know' (6%) If Vote was Tomorrow

Breast Cancer Poll of BC Women

Misconceptions Impact Detection and Prevention

Most (44%) Ontarians Blame Local Officials for Walkerton Mishap -- down 11% since August 2001

But 36% Blame Provincial Government -- Up 10% Since August 2001

Survey Of Seven Major English- Canadian Markets Indicates That Majority (89%) Of Pleasure And Vacation Travellers Will Do It Again In 2002

Six In Ten (59%) Travelling Canadians In Halifax, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton And Vancouver Indicate That A Vacation Is An Important Aspect Of Their Overall Quality Of Life

RBC Royal Bank Ninth Annual Housing Study 2002

Home Buying Intention Outlook Virtually Matches 2001 - Near Term Buying Due To Low Interest Rates Drive Market Over Last Year, 84% Say a House is a Good Investment - Up From 79% Last Year

Canadians Split on Expanding `War on Terrorism' to Take Down Iraq President Saddam Hussein

Half (51%) of Canadians Support Possible American Military Action Against Iraq Because of Weapons of Mass Destruction 44% Oppose the Move

BC Government Approval Continues to Slide

BC Liberal Approval (43%) Continues Downward Trend; But Most (71%) BC Liberal Voters Still Approve BC Public Divided on Freezing Health Care Spending (49% Approve vs. 50% Disapprove) Majority (58%) Approve of Contracting Out Non-Clinical Hospital Services

BC Liberals Going Too Far - Too Fast

Majority (55%) Thinks BC Government Going Too Far - Too Fast Majority (56%) Disapproves of Rewriting Existing Contracts Half (47%) Less Trusting Of Provincial Government