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Canadian Views On Government Accountability And Corruption

Canadians Weigh In On Potential Income Trust Taxes

Most (66%) Feel New Taxes On Income Trusts Are "Bad Idea"

Most Canadians (78%) Say Election Over Holidays Won't Affect Their Party Vote

Seventy Percent Feel Liberal Tax Cut Just Attempt To Buy Votes And Won't Influence Them
Federal Vote: Grits (36%, +2 Points) Have Lead Over Tories (27%, -1 Point) -- NDP (16%, -3), Green (6%, +2), In Quebec: Bloc Quebecois 50% Vs. 28% For Liberals
But 39% Willing To Hand Harper A Minority That Would Keep Him And Party "In Check"

Majority Of Canadians (57%) Feel Spring Is Best Time To Hold Election

Liberals Continue To Have Negative Momentum (-44 Points, Essentially Unchanged From June), But Conservatives (-8 Points) Are Up 18 Points
National Vote: Liberals (34%, +3 Points), Conservatives (28%, -2 Points), NDP (19%, Unchanged), Green Party (4%, -1 Point) - In Quebec: Bloc Quebecois 56% (+4 Points) vs. Liberals 21% (+1 Point)

Nearly Half (45%) Of Canadians Have Not Prepared A Will

And, Half (47%) Have Not Discussed Their Final Wishes With Their Family

British Columbian Participation In Philanthropic Activities And Views Of Provincial Charitable Organizations

Grits Thrashed In Wake Of Gomery Report

Liberals (31%, -7 Points) Fall Into Virtual Tie With
Tories (30%, +4 Points)
Potential Conservative Minority Looms If Vote Holds - Ontario Gives Tories Boost While Bloc Gains In Quebec

Canadians Ponder Potential Fall-Out Of Gomery Report

Sixty-three Percent Don't Think The Gomery Report Will Change Anything Meaningful When It Comes To The Federal Government
Half (51%) Agree That Regardless Of Gomery Report Findings They Still Trust Paul Martin As Prime Minister Over Stephen Harper (40%)
Canadians Split As To Whether Paul Martin's Liberals Have Lost The Moral Authority To Govern

Annual RBC Home Renovation Study: Part 2

Past Renovators Speak Up On Experiences & Offer Advice To Prospective Renovators

British Columbians: Keep Drinking Water In Local Government Hands

Three-Quarters of British Columbians Oppose Privatization Of Drinking Water

71% Trust Their Community's Local Government More Than the Private Sector to Provide Safe Drinking Water