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As Liberals Rally Around Ignatieff in Vancouver, Grits (36%) Lead Tories (33%) Nationally, With 10-Point Lead in Seat-Rich Ontario

But Harper Bests New Grit Leader on Most Leadership Attributes, Including Best Prime Minister (43% for Harper, 33% for Ignatieff)

Ontario McGuinty Liberals (46%) Lead Idle PCs (31%), New-Leader NDP (13%), Green (10%)

Half (51%) Give Government Good Marks for Dealing with Economy as Only 16% Offer Failing Grade
Majority (54%) Says Provincial Government Initiatives and Activities Has Economy on `Right Track'

Lacklustre Start to BC Election Campaign

Voters Give Nod to BC Liberals for Best Campaign, But None of the Three Major Campaigns is Impressing Voters

Gordon Campbell (44%) Leads Carole James (30%) as Best Premier

Survey on BC Electoral Reform Referendum

Two Thirds (65%) of Ontario Homeowners Oppose McGuinty Government Proposed Mandatory Home Energy Audit Program

Principal Residence Homeowners Overwhelmingly Support Voluntary (92%), Not Mandatory (8%), Audits for Home Sellers

BC Liberals Lead as Majority of Voters Say Province Heading in Right Direction

BC Liberals (46%, up 2 points) Lead NDP (35%, unchanged) and Greens (15%, down 1 point)
Approval Ratings Steady for Gordon Campbell (50%, unchanged) and Carole James (52%, down 2 points)
BC Liberals Also Have Largest Potential Voter Pool and Firmest Vote Heading Toward May 12th Election

Canadian Producers Do Not Feel the Recent Federal Budget Will Help Their Farm Operation or the Agricultural Industry

One in Twenty Farmers in Canada (6%) Indicate That the Federal Budget Will Help Their Farm Operation, While Twice as Many (13%) Feel it Will Hurt Their Farm Operation

However, Most Feel the Harper Government is Committed to Doing What it Takes to get Canada's Economy Back on Track

Ignatieff Liberals (33%) Continue to Edge Closer to Harper Conservatives (37%)

Grits (42%) Open a 5-Point Lead in Ontario over Tories (37%)

New Survey on Canadians' views on Climate Change and the Economic Crisis

45% of Canadians Agree that Serious Action on Climate Change Should Wait Until the Recession is Behind Us
Seven in Ten (71%) Say It is More Important for the Government to Focus on Jobs Than Climate Change at the Moment

As Canadian Olympic Committee Sets Goal To Be Atop Medal Standings in Vancouver 2010 Games, Just 9% Say Expectations are `Unrealistic and Overly Ambitious'

But a Majority (51%) Disagrees that Our Athletes Have the Financial Resources to Succeed