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Half (52%) of Ontarians Say Hydro Rebates Don't go Far Enough
One in Four (24%) Call Rebates Prudent,
While One in Ten (10%) Disagree Saying Ontario Can't Afford Them -
Four in Ten Canadians (39%) Consult Just One Provider When Choosing a Mortgage
On Average, Canadians Spend Less Time Choosing Mortgage Than Their Next Vacation
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More than Twice as Many Canadians Think Brexit Vote will be Bad for UK than Think it will be Good
Many Canadians (44%) think the UK will be weaker following its vote to leave the European Union
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Views on Real Estate Market Surge as Economic Confidence Rebounds
Half (50%) Say Neighbourhood Real Estate Market is Stronger than Last Year; 48% Say it will
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Canadians Favour More Tools for Prosecutors to Combat White-Collar Crime and Want to See Legislation that Better Targets Guilty Parties
Four in five Canadians agree that Canada should add deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) to the list of tools available to prosecutors so they have another way to enforce Canada's laws
Fully two thirds indicate that it is very important that Canadian legislation should target the individual business executives who may have personally broken the law (67%) and be structured to ensure that innocent people don't lose their jobs, their pensions or their investments because of the actions of individual executives at a company (68%) -
On Use of Public Washrooms for Transgender Individuals, Most Canadians Either Support Transgender Choice (30%) or Are Indifferent (34%); Few (15%) Say Transgender Individuals Should Be Required to use Washroom of Gender Assigned at Birth
Canadian LGBTQ Community Feels Less Safe,
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One Quarter (23%) of In-Debt Canadians Say They'll Never be Debt Free; Those More Optimistic Say It Will Take 8 Years to Pay Down
Nearly Half (46%) Say Rising Cost of Living is Limiting the Money They
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Majority (63%) of Canadians Say Trudeau Elbow Incident is "No Big Deal" as Approval Ratings (62%) Remain Strong
Four in Ten (37%) Canadians - Mostly Conservative Voters - Say Issue Raises Serious Questions about Trudeau's Maturity and Judgement
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Three Quarters (73%) of Canadians Say Electoral Reform Shouldn't Proceed Without National Referendum
Despite Campaign Promise and Majority Mandate, Just Four in Ten (43%) Agree It Gives the Government the Liberty to Change the Electoral System Despite Opposition