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Hudak Tories (34%) Take Slight Lead over Wynne Liberals (31%), Horwath NDP (31%)

Most (69%) Ontarians Want a Change in Government
Horwath (32%) and Wynne Best Hudak (28%) as Best Premier

Canadians Split on Whether Federal Budget Should Tackle Deficit (53%) or Spend to Stimulate Economy (47%)

Canadians Equally as Likely to say Tories (34%), Grits (34%) or
NDP (33%) Would Produce the Best Budget

Eight in Ten (81%) Canadians Support Using Tax Dollars to Create and Support Youth Suicide Prevention Initiatives

Most (88%) Believe the Government Needs to Do More to Provide for Mental Health Needs of Young People to Prevent Suicide

Only One in Three (34%) Agree That Canada Should Spend More Tax Dollars Than It Currently Allots to Canada's Space Program

Two-Thirds (66%) Disagree

Seven in Ten (69%) Torontonians Support Phasing-Out the Toronto Land Transfer Tax (Up Four Points from May)

Toronto Residents Split on Whether City Headed on the Right Track (48%) or in the Wrong Direction (52%)

Rob Ford Issues (26%), Public Transit (20%) Top the List of
Most Important Issues Facing the City

As Tories Gather to Discuss Policy, Canadians Weigh in On Harper's Policy Options

Pro-Consumer Policies Could Create Traction for Tories, but Tories Lag Other Parties on Non-Economic Files

Shifting Perspectives: Getting to Know the New Canada

by Darrell Bricker

Canadian Public Perspectives: Tracking Issue Priorities

October 2013

Tories (32%) and Grits (31%) Continue to Spar, But NDP (26%) Remains in the Game

Tories Lead on Economy, But Trail on other Key Issues;
NDP Leads on Understanding Middle Class