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Majority (57%) of Canadians Pull Back on Normal Spending Habits as Assessment of Current Economy Tumbles 20 points (73% to 53%)

As Canadians (79%) try to Avoid Crowded Malls and Parking Lots This Holiday Season, Many (45%) are Turning Online to Find that Perfect Gift

Nearly Two Thirds (61%) of Canadians Prefer Looking at Ads in Newspapers than on TV

Most Canadians Would Rather Stick To A Budget (74%) Than A Diet (25%)

Seven In Ten (71%) Stayed On Budget During Holiday Shopping

Most Vancouverites Would Rather Stick to a Budget (71%) than a Diet (26%)

Almost Six in ten (59%) Stayed on Budget during Holiday Shopping

New Family Day Holiday Inspires Many Ontarians To Make Travel Plans

The Meaning of Christmas: Comfort, Joy and Traditions Over The Years Remain the Same, But Half (45%) Say Festive Holiday Season Most Stressful Time of the Year

Only Coal For Harper's Tories (35%) As Liberal's (33%) Vote Stocking Up

Conservatives (33%) Sleighed In Ontario As Grit (43%) Gap
Widens To Ten Points

Cross-Border Santa: Par Currency A Gift For Canadian Shoppers

But Could Be Coal For Canadian Retailers As Almost One Quarter (22%) Say They'll Spend For Gifts In Person (11%) Or Online (16%) In US
This Holiday Season

Total Canadian Average Holiday Gift ($652) And Trimmings ($512) Spending Pegged At $1,164 But Net Spending Could Be Down Over Last Year Because While 18% Say They'll Spend More, 25% Say Less, 56% Say Same

Paws And Claus: Holiday Habits Of British Columbia Pet Owners

Six-In-Ten (61%) Pet Owners Plan To Buy Their Pet A Gift This Holiday Season