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Post-Debate Summary: French-Language Leaders' Debate

French Leaders Debate Audience Says Dion Clear Winner
1 in 5 (20%) Viewers Say They Changed Their Mind

Canadian Laptop Ownership Set to Increase Over Next Two Years

While 43% of Online Canadians Currently Own a Laptop Computer, Number to Jump to 59% by 2010.

Canadian Farmers Would Re-elect a Conservative Government

Among Decided Canadian Farmers: Conservatives 59%, Liberals 17%, NDP 10%, Bloc Quebecois 3% (20% in Quebec) and Green Party 7%

Farmers are Twice as Likely to Believe that the Conservatives Would be Most Helpful in Meeting the Needs of the Agriculture Community than Would All of the Other Parties Combined

Despite Being Most Worried About Fire In Their Home, Only 56% Of Homeowners Have a Fire Escape Plan for Their Family

Channel Surfing the Simultaneous Canada and US Debates

Three in Ten (28%) Plan to Only Watch The Canadian Debate,
One Third (23%) Will Flip Between the Two, While 4% Will
Only Watch the U.S. Vice-Presidential Debate

And the Brand Played On: Assessing the Attributes of The Major Federal Parties

Only Four in Ten (39%) `Approve' NDP/Liberal Coalition to Block Conservative Majority

Even If Coalition Went Forward, Layton (29%) Tops Dion (22%)
In Choice for PM, But Half Say `Neither'

Grits Under Siege: Liberal Vote Collapse in Ontario, NDP Surge Has Harper Tories Flirting with Majority

Nationally, Tories (39%) Well Ahead as
NDP (18%) Closes Gap on Liberals (23%)

Poll Reveals Ontarians Dining in More Often As Economic Slowdown and High Gas Prices Squeeze Pocketbooks

But a Majority (55%) Says They Don't Have Enough Time
to Prepare Healthy Meals at Home

Most Canadians (62%) Say Parties' Stance on Issues Will Drive their Vote, Not Party Leaders (21%) or Local Candidates (17%)

Nearly One Half (46%) of Quebecers Believe that
a Vote for The Bloc is `a Wasted Vote'