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Toronto Residents Split on Whether City Headed on the Right Track (48%) or in the Wrong Direction (52%)
Rob Ford Issues (26%), Public Transit (20%) Top the List of
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Four in Five (80%) Pre-Retired Canadians Believe They'll Have the Choice of When to Retire; Reality Reveals that Less Than Half (41%) of Current Retirees Had This Choice
Majority (65%) of Retired Canadians Only Knew a Year or Less in Advance of Their Retirement; One in Ten (12%) Had No Advance Notice
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More Than Four in Five Workers and Managers Believe Administrative Staff Are More Vital to an Organization's Success Than in the Past (88%/86%) and Will be Even More Vital in the Future (86%/82%)
Despite Agreement on Importance of Admin Staff, Workers and Managers Differ on Matters of Compensation for these Professionals
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Rob Ford's Road to Re-Election Long and Bumpy as Prospects for another Victory look Bleak
Karen Stintz, Olivia Chow and John Tory all Perform Better than
Mayor Rob Ford in Election Scenarios -
Two in Five (36%) Canadian Parents Feel Current Financial Situation is Affecting Children's Perception of Money Management
One in Five (20%) Cite Affected or Strained Relationship With Children Due to Money Woes
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Just One Quarter (24%) of Torontonians Believe Mayor Ford Should Currently Be in Office Today, Most (76%) Torontonians Want Mayor to Step Down Now
Despite Troubles at City Hall, Majority (65%) Say Province Shouldn't Intervene
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Overall Holiday Spending of Canadian Gift Givers to Increase Slightly in 2013; Increase Driven by Non-Gift Expenses
Cash and Debit (54%) Continue to Trump Credit Cards as Main Method of Financing Holiday Spending
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Canadians Looking to a New Star in the Mobile Device Market
Apple and Samsung are the Hottest Mobile Device Brands in the Land
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Wynne's Grits Hold Lead and Improve on Re-Election Bid, But Horwath's NDP on the Move
But Energized Tories Most Likely to Turn Up at Polls Could Produce Exciting Race