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Almost One Third (31%) Of Voters Might Switch Their Vote To Harper Tories Depending On What's In Monday's Federal Budget

Budget Offers Good News, Bad News Expectations for Many

Getting Real - How Do Canadians View The Environment And Energy?

Tories Remain Mired In The Minority Muck, Cling To Slight Advantage Over Grits

Appears to Be Little Incentive for Any Party to Head to An Early Election. Most Canadians Think That The Government Is Working Fine For Now And Don't See The Need for Election, However, About Half Expect One This Spring

An Enigmatic Leader For Canada

While Stephen Harper Has Been Prime Minister For More Than A Year, Most (65%) Say They Don't Know Him Any Better As A Person

Trust In Harper Remains Steady

Majority (53%) Of Canadians Say They Are Less Likely To Vote Tory One Year Into The Harper Mandate

Energy And The Environment Co-Habiting

Intensity In View Amongst Canadians Who Believe It's Possible To Increase Energy Supplies And Protect The Environment At The Same Time Up 18 Points Since 2001

Nearly One Quarter (23%) Of Canadians Are Drawn To The Alberta Boom

32% Of Young Canadians 18-34 Say They Would Relocate To Alberta For A 25% Pay Increase

Over Two-Thirds (68%) Of Canadians Support Stricter Emission Standards for Alberta

Even If It Means It Means Increased Production Costs, Clear Majority Of Quebec And Atlantic Canada Support Alberta Facing More Stringent Emission Standards

Tories Edge Ahead Of Grits But Still A Stalemate As Only Minority Government Viable

No Apparent Advantage For Any Party To Go To Polls Early, But Quebec Liberals Close In On BQ As Provincial Contest Likely Gives Boost To Fortunes