Search
-
BC Public Critical Of Liberal Current Performance, But See Long-Term Benefits
6-in-10 British Columbians Are Disappointed With Liberal Government and Premier's Performance Since Taking Office
63% of BC Public Believes Liberals Blind to Impact of Their Changes, But 59% Think Actions Are Necessary
68% Express Doubts About Liberals' Decision Making; Trust in Government to Keep Promises Has Decreased (46%)
Majority (59%) See Long-Term Payoff With Liberal Policies, Though Public Split on Clarity of Liberal Vision for Future -
Cottages Staying In The Family For Better Or Worse
97% Of Cottage Owners Say That They Currently Share Their Cottage With Other Family Members; 11% Say That This Has Already Caused A Rift In Their Family
-
Three-Quarters (77%) of Americans Believe Potential Terrorist Have Slipped Into U.S. Through Canada
Majority (72%) of These Americans Blame U.S. Immigration and Border Security
-
While 60% of Canadians Consider U.S.A. Canada's Closest Friend and Ally, Only 18% of Americans Name Canada As Same - 56% Instead Name Britain
Eight-in-ten (82%) Canadians Acknowledge U.S.A. as Its Largest Trading Partner, But Only 14% of Americans See It That Way - Name Japan (27%), China (25%) as Top Trade Partners
-
Broadband Goes Mainstream
Half of Home Internet Subscribers Now Using a Broadband Connection in Canada
Canada leads U.S. and the world by wide margin when it comes to broadband adoption - Ipsos-Reid Internet trends report
Internet access hits new high as 75% of all Canadians now online -
One In Four (25%) Ontarians Are Likely To Bet On The Outcome Of The Stanley Cup
A Majority (53%) Bet On The Outcome Of Sporting Events Because It's Something They Do With Friends/People At Work, Others Say It's Fun And They Enjoy It Win Or Lose (38%)
-
Three-Quarters (75%) Of Canadians Agree That President Bush Doesn't Have A Good Understanding of Canada And Its People
And Almost Half (45%) Say that Canada Has a Worse Relationship with Bush than with Past U.S. Presidents
-
"Friendly Fire" In Afghanistan
While Just Under Half (46%) of Canadians Agree that In War, These Types of Tragic Incidents Happen, a Majority (52%) Disagree
-
BC Public's Views On Decision To Hold Referendum On Treaty Negotiations
Majority Of BC Public (52%) Thinks Referendum Will Have Negative Impact On Treaty Negotiations
No Real Consensus On Referendum; Support Slips 6 Points Since December (60% To 54%); 43% Oppose The Referendum
Growing Majority Of BC Public Believes Referendum Is A Waste Of Money (60%, Up 6 Points Since December - 54%)
Likelihood Of Participating In Referendum Drops Dramatically (65% In December To 51% In April)