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Half of Albertans Expecting an Exciting Election Campaign

Wildrose Supporters are the Most Excited

Health Care Top Issue On The Minds of Alberta Voters

Redford And Smith in Dead Heat As Best Premier, But Many Are Still Undecided

And They're Off ... PCs and Wildrose Tied for Lead Out of the Gate

PCs (38%) and Wildrose (38%) Tied in Voter Support

Half (49%) of Canadians Bracing for `Bad News' Federal Budget; Few (9%) Think it will be `Good News'

Six in Ten (58%) say Government Should Focus on Deficit Reduction; Four in Ten (42%) Prefer Spending on
Stimulus for Economy

Majority (54%) Approves of Federal Government's Management of the Economy

Most (87%) Agree Government's Number-One Priority Should Be Economic Prosperity, Support (73%) Expanding Free Trade and Immigration Reform (79%) to Focus on Economy

Public Disapproves of Almost Everyone in BC Teachers Contract Dispute

BC Teachers (38%, up 1 point) Slightly Ahead of Provincial Government (30%, unchanged) in Being Fair and Reasonable

While Most (57%) Believe Elections Canada Will Get to Bottom of Robo-Calling Allegations, Full Majority (75%) Supports Independent Judicial Inquiry

Scandals and Controversy Have Little Immediate Impact on Political Support as Tories (37%) Maintain Large Lead Over NDP (29%), Liberals (23%)

Half (51%) Say Country on Right Track,
Down 6 Points since Election Campaign

Canadians Split on Whether Accusations of Robo-Call Conservative Conspiracy are True (50%) or Not (47%)

Four Percent (4%) of Canadians Strongly Believe they Received a Call During Election Campaign that Deliberately Tried to Confuse Them About Where to Vote

Six in Ten (61%) Ontarians Would Visit Their Pharmacist for Administration of Drugs and Immunizations, If they Had the Proper Training and Government Authorization