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Wait Time Measuring, Monitoring and Management
A Canadian Medical Association International Stakeholder Study
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Canadians' Views On Future Canada-US Relations
Canadians Support Policy Independence From US Canadians
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BC Residents Prefer Property Tax Increase Over Municipal Service Cuts
Twice as Many Residents Would Rather See Their Property Tax Increase (60%) as Opposed to Cutting Services (29%) There is Bare Support For Alternative Forms of Revenue Such as Gambling (56%), User Fees (51%) - Even Fewer (40%) Support Increased Pay ParkingSeven-in-Ten (70%) Say They Receive "Good Value" For Their Municipal Tax Dollars and 83% Are Satisfied With Quality of Programs and Services They Receive
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Parents On Parenting: How Are Canada's Children Being Raised?
Part 2: Early Childhood Education -- Canadians Split On Day Long School Programs for Toddlers... Six In Ten (57%) Think Early Childhood Education Most Important for Low Income Families
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Parents on Parenting: How Are Canada's Children Being Raised?
Part 1: The Challenge Of Parenting, And The Importance Of Closeness Between Parent and Child
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Federal Party Support Frozen: No Bump For Conservatives From Convention, No Lift For Liberals From Budget Or Other Actions
Federal Party Leaders Run "Even" With Their Parties Canadians Split As To Whether Paul Martin Should Call An Election This Spring
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British Columbians On Crime
While Residents Think Crime Is Becoming A More Serious Problem, They're Not More Personally Worried About Being A Victim
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Six In Ten (60%) Say "HIV/AIDS Is A Worldwide Epidemic Best Described As An International Emergency"
Four In Ten (40%) Say The Government's Foreign Spending On HIV/AIDS Isn't Enough
Canadians See Various Key Causes For HIV/AIDS -
Walking Together Down The Gift Registry Aisle
Six in Ten (57%) Think Bride Has the Most Influence When Selecting Registry, Yet Nine in Ten (88%) Say Both Bride and Groom Should Make Wedding Decisions
Cookware (65%) Most Favoured Gift Registry Item Followed Closely by Small Kitchen Appliance (61%), Sporting Goods (59%)