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Majority (58%) of Torontonians Support Reduction in the Municipal Land Transfer Tax, Just 28% Oppose

Torontonians are More Likely (51%), Not Less Likely (10%), to
Vote for a Candidate in the Upcoming Municipal Election who
Favours Reducing or Eliminating the LTT

Election Debate Viewers Say Hudak Wins, Gets Knock Out Punch While Horwath Impresses, Wynne Falters

Hudak Named as Leader with Best Policies & Ideas (36%, up 6 points), Ahead of Horwath (31%, up 7 points) and Wynne (28%, down 3 points)

Heading into the Debate, Premier Wynne (32%) is Seen as the Front-Runner for Victory, Placing Ahead of Hudak (24%) and Horwath (17%), But Three in Ten (27%) Unsure of Who Will Win

Prior to Debate, Viewers Think Wynne is Most Premier-Like, but Wynne and Hudak Tied for Best Ideas; Horwath Most Likeable

Election Buzz: Week Four of the Ontario Campaign on Twitter

In the Battle for Attention, the Liberals are Gaining on the Tories (with 38% of Mentions to 43%), While the NDP (19%) Trails Behind

What's Riding on the Ontario Election Leaders Debate: 4 in 10 (38%) Indicate They'll Make up Their Mind How to Vote after Debate, Another 21% Could Switch Current Support

Four in 10 (41%) Locked their Vote in Before Writ was Dropped and have No Intention of Changing Their Mind

Albertans on Energy Efficiency

Ontarians Split on Whether Wynne's Liberals Will be Re-Elected (52%) or Whether PCs (35%) or NDP (14%) Will Win on Election Day

Expectations Could be Fueling Turnout as Liberal Supporters More Convinced of their own Victory than Tory Voters are of a PC Victory

Ontario Popular Vote Tightens as Liberals Rally (34%) to Within Two Points of Tories (36%), NDP Soften (23%)

But Likely Turnout Shows Motivated PC Voters (41%) Delivering Big at the Ballot Box over Anemic Liberal Voters (29%) and Growing NDP (25%)

Alberta's Most Loved Brands of 2014

An unveiling presented to Alberta's marketing community on May 15, 2014

Public Sour On BC Teachers Dispute

Few Expect a Negotiated Settlement or a Quick Resolution
More Side with Teachers, But Union and Government Both Viewed Negatively