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Majority (54%) Feel P.M. Was Wrong Not To Attend Recent International AIDS Conference

Canadians Assess The Performance Of The Minority Conservative Government Under Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Most (59%) Unmarried Co-Habitants Believe Their Rights Are The Same As The Those Of A Married Couple

Less Than One-Third Have Signed A Legal Co-Habitation Agreement

Bringing Canadians Home: The Evacuation From Lebanon, Part I

Despite Massive Awareness (89%) Of Terror-Plot Arrests, Majority (72%) Believe Suspects Will Get Fair Trial

Most (66%) Not Pre-Judging Suspects Without More Information And Majority (67%) Believe Suspects Must Be Treated No Differently Than Any Other Canadian Citizen Who Is Arrested And Accused Of A Serious Crime
...But 29% Already Think Those In Custody Likely Guilty, 3% Not So

Ontario's Political Landscape: Conservatives (40%, +3 Points) Have Close Edge On Governing Liberals (37%, Unchanged)

But, Dalton McGuinty's Approval Rating As Premier Of Ontario Rises 4 Points To 57%

Finance Minister Flaherty's Budget Bats In Big Score For Conservatives

Tories Enjoy Budget-Boost In Crucial Political Battleground Of Quebec

In-House Corporate Counsel Barometer

Conducted by Ipsos Reid for Canadian Corporate Counsel Association (CCCA)
Sponsored by Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP

Professionals Say Companies Should Enable Today's Worker With Customized Integrated Technologies

Near Consensus Among Professionals: "Employees Are A Company's Biggest Asset" (98%)
But Providing Workers With Desktop PC Will Not Suffice, 95% Feel It Must Be An Integrated Office Tool To Aid Productivity

Canadians are Regaining Control of their Inboxes--Are You?