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58% Indicate Increased Tax Revenues Do Not Offset the Problems Caused by Gambling
86% believe governments are addicted to the money generated from gambling. One in three (35%) Canadians know of a problem gambler. VLTs considered the "most harmful" form of gambling
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The Ontario Political Scene
Ice stormed Eastern Ontario and the North chill Tory vote to lowest since election. Seniors hit Tories hard as healthcare issues put back on front burner. Despite low intended vote and healthcare concerns, half (51%) approve of overall performance.
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Education Scholarships Should Get Top Priority in Next Federal Budget
While Most Believe Education Scholarships Should Get Top Priority in next Federal Budget, When given Full Range of Choices Canadians Opt for More Money Transferred to Provinces for Healthcare, Education and Social Assistance Spending over All Other Potential Measures
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Canadians' Views on NAFTA
A Solid Majority (71%) Support Canada Being Part of NAFTA, Four in ten (40%) Believe NAFTA Has Benefited Canada vs. One in four (27%) Who Feel It Has Hurt
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The Christmas Season
A Majority (51%) Say They are Better Off this Christmas than Last. Most (52%) Plan to Spend the Same Amount as Last Christmas
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Volatile Tory Support up Slightly as Majority Say Teachers Were Right to Go Back to Classrooms
Gap Closes On Those Who Say Government Is On The Right Track Versus The Wrong Track, Change of Pace Too Quick