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BC Election 2005 - Part II: The Horserace And Leadership
No Real Movement Yet In Vote Or Best Premier Numbers
Impressions Improving For Carole James And The NDP
BC Liberal And NDP Voters Not Likely To Switch -
BC Election 2005 - Part I: Shape Of Province And Election Issues
Looking Back: British Columbians Increasingly Positive About Liberal Record
Looking Ahead: Health Care Most Important Concern Of British Columbians -
Many Canadians Feel There Is Too Much Coverage Of Entertainment (42%) And Sports (38%) And Not Enough On More Substantive Matters, Like Beliefs And Business
Sizable Minority Feel Faith & Religion (27%) And
Business & Analysis (22%) Receive Too Little Coverage -
Mayor Larry Campbell Has Lots Of Friends
Seven-in-Ten (72%) Vancouverites Approve of Campbell's Performance As Mayor
City Council (63%) Also Has Majority Approval
Residents Split On Whether Vancouver Is Now in Better (28%), Worse (18%) Or Same (51%) Shape -
British Columbians On Air India Verdict
Among British Columbians Following The Trial:
Two-Thirds (68%) Disagree With Verdict
Nearly Half (46%) Hold Worsened Impression Of Justice System
Six-In-Ten (61%) Want A Public Inquiry -
BC Liberals Break The Deadlock
Rising Government Approval Slowly Paying Dividends For BC Liberals
Leadership Numbers Essentially Unchanged -
Canadians Winning The War Against Spam
Spam Volumes Dropping For The First Time In Four Years, And Attitudes Towards Email As A Communications Tool Are Improving
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Canadian Businesses Plan To Spend Less On IT, More On IT Outsourcing
Leading Market Researcher Outlines Key IT Trends For 2005