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Calgarians Give Advertisers A Rough Ride On Eve Of Ad Rodeo 2003
90% Of Calgarians Agree That Advertising Helps Businesses Grow But 52% Say Advertising is Out of Touch With Who They Are
Calgarians Are Divided Over Whether TV Ads Are "Getting Better" (26%) Or "Getting Worse" (28%)
Pollsters (57%) Beat Advertisers (32%) When Competing For 5 Minutes of Calgarians' Time
One in Four (24%) Have Heard Of The Annual Ad Rodeo Awards Show -
RBC FINANCIAL GROUP TENTH ANNUAL HOUSING STUDY 2003 #2
One in Twenty (5%) Share Their Home with Parents/In-laws, While 12% Expect to in the Future
If Parents Move In, Family and Friends (37%) and Being Close to Medical Services (32%) Most Important External Factors in Homes, While No Stairs (51%) Viewed as Most Important Internal Feature of Homes
Half (47%) Say Likely to Sell Home When They Get Older, While 14% Say they are Likely to Move In with Their Children -
RBC Financial Group Tenth Annual Housing Study 2003
Number of Canadians Very Likely (13%) to Purchase a Home Within Two Years Consistent with 2001 (13%) and 2002 (12%) Findings
86% Believe Purchasing House/Condominium a Good Investment
Four in Ten (38%) Potential Home Purchasers Expect to Buy a New Home, while 60% Say Likely to Purchase a Resale -
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? -
More Than Half (55%) Of Canadian Adults 18 to 35 Are Not Planning To Contribute To An RRSP For 2002
The 12th Annual RBC RRSP Poll Also Found That 56 Per Cent Of 18 To 34 Year Olds Do Not Have A Registered Retirement Savings Plan
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Six in Ten (62%) Say Canada Should Side with France, Germany and Russia to Allow UN Inspectors More Time in Iraq
But Majority (55%) Agrees if Iraq Does Not Provide Evidence, Military Action Should Be Taken
Half (52%) Don't Believe United Nations Currently Has Enough Evidence to Authorise Military Action - Even Though Only 21% Believes Iraq Has Destroyed It's Weapons of Mass Destruction
Six in Ten (58%) Approve of Prime Minister's Handling of Iraq Situation