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More Americans Than Canadians (Almost Half) Find Anti-Terrorism Laws Intrusive - Queen's International Surveillance Survey Finds
Queen's Surveillance Project Benchmarks Global Attitudes About Being Watched
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World Vision Holiday Giving Survey
Eight in Ten (84%) Canadians would rather receive a meaningful holiday gift that would help someone else rather than a traditional gift like socks or sweaters
One third (32%) of Canadians plan to give a charitable gift in the name of someone on their list this year -
Farmers Say More Input Needed For Informed Decisions On Canadian Wheat Board Future
58% Of Cereal Growers Feel Governments And Other Organizations Do Not Have Enough Information From Farmers To Make An Informed Decision About The Role Of The CWB
And Most Growers (72%) Express Support For The CWB -
4 Million Canadians Negatively Affected By Income Trust Decision
Canadians Split About Income Trust Tax Changes - Half Say Election Promise Flip-Flop Is "Justified" (45%), Half Say "Not Justified" (55%)
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The Battle Of Alberta: The Conservative Party Leadership Race
One-Quarter (28%, up 2%), Of Albertans Think Jim Dinning Would Do The Best Job As The Next Premier, With Lyle Oberg, (18%, down 3%) Falling Behind; Among PC Voters Dinning (36%, up 1%) Has Twice The Support Of Oberg (18%, down 4%)
Dinning Also Frontrunner In Favourability Ratings Among Albertans And PC Voters
Dinning Also Top Choice In Every Leadership Attribute Except Healthcare (Oberg and Dinning Tied) -
Consumers Knowledgeable And Supportive Of Company Business Intelligence Activities, But Very Suspicious About Data Mining
Concerns About Junk-Mail, SPAM, And Invasions Of Personal Privacy Main Concerns
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Toronto Mayoralty Race All But Locked Up By Incumbent Miller As Campaign Gap Widens Over Challenger Pitfield After Month Of Campaigning
Late Entry Of Former President Of The Liberal Party Of Canada, Stephen LeDrew, Has Virtually No Impact On Voters