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Future Hopes and Worries

Dimensions of Security

While Tories and Liberals In "Dead Heat" Vote Split, Tories' "Right Track" Approval Climbs to 64%

Economic Confidence Plummets during Dollar Tumble

Optimism about National Economy Falls a Drastic 17 Percent over Two Months as Dollar Vaults onto Public Agenda; Every Region Faces Significant Downturn in Confidence about National and Provincial Economic Optimism

Chrйtien Continues to Ride High in Public Esteem, but Slight Majority (58%) Would Support Change in Party Leadership before next Election

1998 Canada Day Quiz

Only Half Of Canadians Pass (50%) The Test. Results Show A Wide "Knowledge Gap" In Canada: 63% Of Those With A High School Degree Or Less Failed The Test, While 31% Failed Among The University Educated. Canadians' Knowledge Of Their History And Culture Remains Regionalized.

Seven in Ten Support Using Cameras to Catch Drivers Who Run Red Lights

Road Safety is the Primary Motivator, Lack of Confidence in Workability and Invasion of Privacy Are Main Detractors

Canadians' Views on including Sexual Orientation in Human Rights Legislation

One Third of Canadian Smokers Pledge to Quit within Six Months

In spite of optimistic outlook, having sufficient willpower and coping with withdrawal symptoms concern potential quitters

Healthcare and Education Are the Number One Issues in Ontario

Six in Ten Ontarians Believe Tories Are On "Right-Track" -- but Liberals Capture Plurality If Election Held Tomorrow

Klein Tops Progressive Conservative Party Preference

But if federal vote today… Liberals would still win even with a combined Tory/Reform vote. Klein draws more support than Manning to a "united right"