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Majority (55%) of Canadians Who Have Accessed the Legal System Did Not Hire a Lawyer to Represent Them
Expensive Legal Costs (63%) Top List of Reasons for Not Consulting Legal Experts; Half (45%) of Canadians Know Someone Who Has Gone into Debt Trying to Resolve a Legal Dispute
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Canadians in Cars Talking About Their Road Pet Peeves
Driving on Cellphones (55%), Bumpers (45%), and Not Signalling for Lane Change (39%) Rate as Canada's Top Three Driving Annoyances
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Ontario Election a Photo Finish: Among Decided Voters, Liberals (33%) Edge PCs (31%), NDP (30%) in Three-Way Race; But Among Likely Voters, PCs (36%) Have Lead over Liberals (30%) and NDP (30%)
Election Outcome to be Determined by Which Party Can Motivate its Supporters to Get Out and Vote in Key Regions
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In Final Week of Campaign, Ontarians Conflicted on Who Would Make the Best Premier of Ontario: Wynne (34%), Horwath (33%), Hudak (32%)
More Ontarians Prefer a Liberal Government (40%) to a PC Government (35%), but Likely Voters Prefer PC Government (40%) to a Liberal Government (37%)
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PCs (35%), Liberals (35%) in Dead Heat in Ontario Among Decided Voters, But Likely Voters Still Favour Tories (40%) Over Grits (32%)
Most (68%) Ontarians Say It's Time for Another Party to Take Over; Just One in Three (32%) Believe Wynne Government
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Election Debate Viewers Say Hudak Wins, Gets Knock Out Punch While Horwath Impresses, Wynne Falters
Hudak Named as Leader with Best Policies & Ideas (36%, up 6 points), Ahead of Horwath (31%, up 7 points) and Wynne (28%, down 3 points)
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Ontarians Split on Whether Wynne's Liberals Will be Re-Elected (52%) or Whether PCs (35%) or NDP (14%) Will Win on Election Day
Expectations Could be Fueling Turnout as Liberal Supporters More Convinced of their own Victory than Tory Voters are of a PC Victory
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Election Buzz: Week Three of the Ontario Campaign on Twitter
Tories (44% of Mentions) Lead the Twitter Debate, but Conversations About the Liberals (34%) and NDP (22%) Gain Traction