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A Country Divided on War in Iraq

Regional Differences Offer Sharp Contrasts

Now That War Has Started Majority (59%) of Canadians Glad Country Decided To Stay Out - But 45% Say Canada Should Now Join Military Effort

While Two-Thirds (67%) Say That Not Siding with United States Shows Canada as Independent on the World Stage, Half (47%) Feel We've Turned Our Back on Closest Friend, and Six in Ten (61%)Say Decision Will Have Serious Economic Consequences For Canada

Approval (56%) of Prime Minister's Handling of Iraq Situation Declines 10 Points In Week

Two-Thirds (66% versus 31%) of Canadians Approve of Prime Minister's Handling of Iraq Crisis

Seven in Ten (69% versus 30%) Say Canada Should Stay Out of the Conflict

Majority (52% versus 45%) Oppose US Lead Military Action Against Iraq

Majority (54% versus 41%)Say President Doing Wrong Thing Regarding Iraq

Biz Buzz: Who's Following the News and Especially Business News?

The Where's, What's and How's of Business News: What's Most Thorough, Reliable and Trustworthy . . .

And After Taking the Pulse Seven Months Ago, Where are Canadians and Investors At, In a Post-Enron/WorldCom World?

Golden Reflections

Canadians and their Memories on the One-Year Anniversary of Canada's Men's and Women's Gold Medal Hockey Victories at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games

Passing Fad or Next Big Thing?

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Canadians Spend $990 Million For Gifts Online During 2002 Holiday Season, Down 14% From 2001

Decrease In Average Amount Spent And Few New Online Shoppers Leads To Decline

A Special Report: Attacking Iraq

Only (40%) Approve of United States Taking Military Action to Oust Saddam Hussein

Two-Thirds (64%) Say Canada Should Provide Military Assistance Only Via UN, 15% Say with U.S. on its Own

Telling the Truth: Weapons of Mass Destruction, Who Canadians Believe, Their Views on the Bush Administration, Americans and the Threat to World Peace

So, Who Do Canadians Think Lie Like a Rug?

Politicians (60%) Lead the Liars Brigade, When Making Statements to the Media On Important Issues, Followed by Lawyers (40%), Corporate Executives (35%) and Union Leaders (31%)
Police Officers (8%), Doctors (6%) and Teachers (5%) Viewed As Least Likely to Lie

Ipsos-Reid Fires Back at Critics on Kyoto Polling

Jack Webster Awards Poll (2 of 2)

British Columbians Select Softwood Lumber Dispute as Top BC News Story of Past Year

Glen Clark's Trial a Runaway Winner as Most Over-Rated BC News Story of Past Year