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A Majority (55%) Believe Terrorists are in Canada and Waiting to Attack Civilians And Are Not Confident that Government and Security Forces Capable of Preventing Terrorist Attacks
74% Say Terrorist Threats and Attacks Due to Handful of Radicals Against Western Values and Christianity - Not Representative of Muslims, People of the Arab Nations and those Who Follow Islam
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While 84% Of Canadians Say Their Life And Routine Is Back To The Way They Were Prior To September 11th ,
40% Say Life Has Changed In A Lasting Way
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84% Of Canadians Think That The U. S. Bears Some (69%) Or All (15%) Responsibility For Terrorist Attacks On Them Because Of Its Policies, Actions In Middle East, Other Parts Of World
82% Believe that Osama Bin Ladin is Still Alive
While 61% of Canadians say Federal Government has Done Enough to Support U.S. and its War on Terrorism, 24% say Not Enough, 14% Too Much -
35% Of Canadians More Suspicious Of People Who Are Of Arab Descent Or Muslims From The Middle East In 9/11 Attacks Aftermath
Poll Compared to Exact Question of September 21, 2001 Poll Shows Increase --Up From 27% Then
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Majority (54%) of Canadians Do Not Approve of Sending Canadian Troops If the United States Takes Military Action To Overthrow Iraq President Saddam Hussein
Just Over Four in Ten (44%) Would Agree to Such a Move
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Just Under Half (44%) of Canadians Say They Would Consider Voting For A United CA / PC Party
United Party Would Retain Support from Most Current CA (87%) and PC (78%) Supporters and Could Attract One-Quarter of Current Liberal (27%) and NDP (26%) Supporters
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Ontario Liberals (44%) and Tories (42%) Move Into Virtual Tie Range as Approval Ratings for Leaders Eves and McGuinty Push Ahead While NDP (13%), Hampton Falter
Voters say Eves' Tories have Ontario on the Right Track (59%) Up from 54% in February, 2002
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65% Of Ontarians Say Local School Boards Should Be Allowed To Run Budget Deficit If They Believe It's Unavoidable
57% Say Inadequate Funding By Provincial Government, Not Waste And Inefficiency By School Board (38%), Is The Fault For Deficits
But, 79% Say Province Should Assign Auditors To Look into School Board Books and Locate Ways to Balance School Board Budgets--With 75% Saying They Would Believe an Auditor's Indications on How to Balance Budget -
Canadian Public Split on When Jean Chretien Should Leave and His Motives - But Edge Goes to the Prime Minister
Half (50%) Say Prime Minister Should Be Allowed to Stay on for His 18 Month Swan Song, While 46% Believe He Should Leave Immediately
Just Under Half (46%) Believe Motive to Stay an Additional 18 Months is to Implement Policy Agenda, While 42% Believe it is Just to Frustrate Leadership Aspirations of Rival, Paul Martin