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Canadians Are Buying More `Green' Products Than They Were a Year Ago

But Don't Believe That Big Retailers In Canada Are Doing
Enough To Help The Environment

If Given Choice, 15% Of Canadians Would Have Their Province Opt Out Of Canada And Either Form Stand-Alone Country (12%) Or Join U.S. (3%)

3,675,000 Canadian "Separatists" Cross-Country: Quebec (35%), Alberta (18%) and Atlantic Canada (14%) Most Motivated to Opt Out of Canada while Manitoba/Saskatchewan (98%),
Ontario (91%) and BC (90%) Most Committed to Stay and Strengthen the Confederated Country

Four in Ten (40%) Parents Say Video Games Are Increasingly Becoming A Family Activity

Six In Ten (57%) Parents With Children
Play Video Games With Their Children

Grits (32%) And Tories (33%) In A Statistical Tie, But Grits Have Big Lead in Battleground Ontario

Views On `Green Shift' Plan Mixed, Little Political Impact At This Stage

Four In Five (81%) Canadians Are Interested In Learning More About "Green" Financial Products And Services

Environmental Concern Appears To Be
Influencing Canadians' Opinions In New Spheres

Six in Ten (58%) Aging Canadian Boomers Have Experienced Short-Term Memory Loss in the Past Year

Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers Express Greater Concern

Two Thirds (65%) Support Dr. Henry Morgentaler's Appointment to the Order of Canada

Not A Great First Impression: Only One In Three (34%) Canadians Claim To Know Anything About Dion's `Green Shift' Plan

And For Those Who Could Recall Any Specific Element Of The Plan, A Majority (60%) Think What They've Heard About Is A `Bad Idea'

Canadians Exhibit Low Levels Of Interest In Managing Energy Use

Despite Environmental And Energy Concerns, Outside Of Ontario, Only A Quarter Are Aware Of Smart Meter Technology

As Quebec City Celebrates 400th Anniversary, Majority (63%) Of Quebecers Believe French Language Needs More Protection In Canada Compared With Only One In Ten (11%) In The Rest Of Canada

But Canadians Inside And Outside Of Quebec Agree (51% In Quebec, 57% In Rest Of Canada) That The Quebec Independence Movement Is `Dormant, But Ready To Start Up Again At Any Moment'