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Canadians Increase Online Spending During Holiday Season
Typical Canadian Online Gift Shopper Spent $228 Online During 2004 Holiday Season
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Who Can Give Farmers In Canada The Help They Are Looking For?
Farmers Focus On Declining Farm Income As Top Issue Facing Canadian
Agriculture Today And Are Looking For A Leg Up -
Service Fee Opinion Survey
Canadians 19-55 Are Heavy Financial Transactors (Making 43.3 Transactions Per Month, On
Average)
On Average, More Than $21/Month Paid In Service Fees On Main Chequing Account
Many (40%) Say Fees On Their Main Chequing Account Are Unfair.
Half (50%) Perceive Profits Made By Financial Institutions From Service Fees To Be Unfair -
Glimmer Of Hope In Farmer's Economic Outlook
While Current Assessment Remains Bleak, Optimism For The Next Six Months Is Increased
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Service Fee Opinion Survey
On Average, More Than $21/Month Paid In Service Fees On Main Chequing Account
Many (40%) Say Fees On Their Main Chequing Account Are Unfair -
Charitable Giving In BC
More British Columbians Making Charitable Donations; 79% Of BC Residents Made A Donation in 2004, Up From 74% In 2001
Most British Columbians (68%) Don't Wait For Christmas Holiday Season To Make A Charitable Donation
Social Services Charities (74%) Tops BC Public's List For Donations This Christmas Holiday Season - Salvation Army Tops The List (41%) Of Top-of-Mind Organizations -
Canadian Teens Avid Music Downloaders And Online Gamers
One-In-Ten Say They Download Music Or Play Online Games "Every Day"