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Seven in Ten Canadians Think That the Overall Quality of the Health Care System in Canada Will Be the Same (39%) or Worse (32%) in Ten Years
To Meet Future Health Care Needs, Canadians Say Leaders Should Focus on Human Resources/Training (32%) and
Funding/Facilities (15%) -
One in Three (31%) Canadian Workers Say They're `Dragged Down By Negative Atmosphere at Work'
One Half (50%) Says They Don't Always Fit in Well
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National Poll Gauges Canadians' Opinions on the Importance of Remembrance and the Impact of American Entertainment
Eight in Ten (82%) Think Canadian History Has `Exciting and Memorable Events' Worthy of the Big Screen, Yet 90% Learn
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American Express Survey Shows Majority of Canadian Small Business Owners are Not Panicking in the Wake of Economic Turmoil
Despite 41% Feeling Negative Impact and 16% Worried about Their Future Viability, Majority (77%) of Canada's Small Business Owners Vow To "Stay the Course" with No Major Changes Planned...for Now
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National Poll Finds That Only 16% Of Canadians Could Correctly Identify The Countries We Fought Against In The First World War
37% Of Canadians Think That The United States Entered The First World War Before Canada
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After Campaign Touting Leadership in Uncertain Economic Times, Tories Tumble as Only 30% Think Harper Has Economic Crisis Plan
Conservative Minority Likely, But Precise Outcome Up for Grabs
Conservatives (34%), Liberals (29%), NDP (18%),
Bloc (9%, 38% Quebec), Green (8%) -
Seven in ten (71%) Blame Canadian Leaders' `Lack of Vision' (41%), `Fear' (30%) As Reason Why Healthcare Problems Remain Unsolved, Not `Lack of Money' (29%)
Three Quarters (74%) Say It's `Very Important' For Political Parties to Have Plan That Address Doctor Shortage, But 74% Also Think Politicians Not Spending Enough Time During Campaign Talking about the Future of Healthcare System
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Post-Debate Analysis
According to Those Who Watched At Least One of the Two Debates Harper Won (37%)
Jack Layton (20%), Stephane Dion (17%), Elizabeth May (13%) and Gilles Duceppe (5%) Follow
But Only One in 10 (13%) of Total Viewers Swayed in Support as Result of the Debates