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At The Midpoint: The Federal Canadian Landscape Part I

Nearly Half (44%) of Canadian Financial Advisors See Zero Economic Growth in Canada for Second Half 2013

Majority (54%), However, Are `Bullish' About Worldwide Capital Markets Between Now and End of Year

Eight in Ten (79%) Canadians Believe Childhood Obesity is a `Major Health Problem' Facing the Country's Youth

But Fewer than One in Ten (7%) Parents Think Their Children are Overweight

Nine in Ten (89%, Up 21 Points) Indicate Willingness to Pay More For Products Guaranteed to be Free of Child Labour; Average Canadian Willing to Spend 23% More (Up 12 Points)

Ford Weathering Storm as Torontonians Split on Claims, Cause and Motives of Current Controversy

Mayor Ford Down But Not Out

Canadians Want Senate-Expenses Investigation led by RCMP (44%) or Public Inquiry (31%) as Just 13% `Convinced' the Prime Minister Had No Knowledge of $90,000 Gift to Senator Duffy

Liberals (36%) Widen Gap over Conservatives (30%),
NDP (27%) Still in the Hunt

The First 100 Days With Premier Kathleen Wynne: Liberal Fortunes Up, Tories Down and NDP Slipping, But Lack of Current Ballot Question, Potential for Growth and No Leadership Frontrunner Suggest Ontario is Anybody's Game

One in Four (27%) Canadians Working in the Financial Sector Don't Believe Their Organization is Prepared for Changes in Regulatory Frameworks or Demands

Inside the BC Election: What Happened and Why

Liberals Win on Economy and Leadership, While Trust and Change Message Backfires on NDP

BC NDP Lead By 8 Points As Campaign Ends

NDP (45%, up 2) Lead BC Liberals (37%, unchanged) by 8 PointsGreen Party (9%, down 1) and BC Conservatives (6%, down 1) Both Down Single PointAdrian Dix (34%, up 3) and Christy Clark (33%, down 1) Tied as Best Premier