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Where Do Canadians Go When They Have Health-Related Questions?
Physicians Most Popular Source With 55% Of Canadians Who Say This Is Where They Turn With Health-Related Questions
The Amount Of Time It Takes Is The Most Frustrating Part About Getting Answers For 54%Of Canadians -
Retirement: Managing Expectations
Managing Cash Flow Top Priority For 2/3 (63%) of Canadian Retirees
Half (47%)of All Retirees Agree That On A Fixed Income, They Haven't Been Able To Enjoy Lifestyle They Were Used To... Majority (56%) of Pre-Retirees Project Similar Angst -
Canadians On `Living Free'
Just 33% Of Canadians Think "Nothing" Is Free In Life
If Canadians Had No Bills To Pay For One Year, Majorities Would "Spend More Time With Family" (83%), "Wipe Financial Slate Clean" (79%), Or "Travel" (77%) -
Corporate Governance Regulations Cited as Most Important Issue Impacting Business Today
Regulatory Change Perceived To Have Greater Impact Than Economic Conditions On Business Today
Strong Support (75%) For Single National Securities Regulator -
Making For A Productive Workplace: Canadian Workers Tell What Matters Most
Survey Of Employed Canadians Reveals That Few Employed Canadians Give Their Employer An "A" Grade In Five Different Work-Environment Evaluations
Overall, Employed Canadians Provide Their Employers With A 2.93 Grade Point Average - Representing A "C+" Average -
Alberta's PC's Lead The Way To An Expected November Election
Alberta's PC's Have A Commanding Lead (50%) Over The Liberals (22%), The Alberta NDP (13%) And The Fledgling Alberta Alliance (10%)
Premier Klein Continues To Be The Most Popular Provincial Leader With The Approval Of Two-Thirds (65%) Of Albertans -
BC's Technology CEOs See The BC Economy On The Upswing
CEOs Also Remain Bullish On The Future Of BC's Technology Sector
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With Scheduled Start To NHL Season Now Passed, Full Majority Of Canadians (70%) Feel Season Will Be Cancelled Due To Labour Dispute - Up From 50% One Month Ago
"Owners" (61%, Up 1 Point) Are Being More Fair And Reasonable Than "Players" (14%, Down 6 Points) In Eyes Of Canadian Public