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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)
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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
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Economy and Jobs Top Issue of Ontario Campaign
Economy Rules (24%), While Lower Taxes (13%) and Integrity (10%) Follow
Neither (58%) Anger (15%) or Fear (27%) Driving Voters -
The Canadian Employment Mobility Landscape: 46% of Canadians Might Move for Work, 55% Would Not Move for Any Circumstance
One in 10 (12%) Canadians Have Greatest Willingness to Move in Order to Gain Employment
Another One Third (34%) Might Be Persuaded to Move if Provided With Incentives -
Most (88%) Torontonians See Homeownership as Part of `The Canadian Dream', But Seven in Ten (68%) Say MLTT Would Limit Ability to Afford a Home
Two-Thirds (67%) Likely to Have Home Buying Decision Affected by MLTT
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Quebecers Outline Priorities for Next Government
In an Election Fought over Values Charter, Referendum and Integrity, Quebecers Turn the Page to Bread and Butter Issues Saying Economy and Jobs should be Top Priority for Incoming Government
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Quebec Voter Issues in Final Days Reveal Party Strategies
Economy and Jobs, Referendum and Integrity--not Values Charter--Top Issues Driving Voters to Ballot Box, But Primary Vote Against Referendum Most Motivating
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Most (91%) Working Canadians Feel Skills Shortage Will Continue to be an Important Issue in 2014
Skilled Trades Offers Greatest Job Opportunities, According to Canadians