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Support for New Conservative Party Drops With Official Announcement of Merger
Four in Ten (39%) Canadians Likely to Vote for New Conservative Party, a Decline from 46% in Early October
Seven in Ten (68%) Say New Party Will Face Same Problems of Alliance in Breaking Through in Ontario and Quebec
If Former Ontario Premier Mike Harris Was Leader, One in Three (32%) Nationally Say They Would Seriously Consider Voting for New Party - 29% in Ontario -
Jack Webster Awards 2003: BC's & Canada's Top News Stories Of The Year
British Columbians Select Forest Fires (43%) as BC's Top News Story Of Yhe Year
SARS (29%) Top Choice for Canadian News Story of the Year -
The Role Of Information Technology In The Upstream Oil & Gas Industry
Business Challenges, Sarbanes-Oxley & US Regulatory Mandates
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Mid-Sized Canadian Business Executives Say Teamwork Is Critical To Overall Success Of Their Organization
Most Canadian Businesses Are Not Meeting The Information Sharing Needs Of Employees
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Jack Webster Awards 2003: BC's Newsmaker Of The Year
Public Selects Robert Pickton (37%) As BC's Newsmaker Of The Year; Premier Gordon Campbell Is A Close Second (28%)
Public Thinks Media Important To Society (95%) And Themselves Personally (83%) -
Seven in Ten (71%) Canadians Approve of Pope John Paul II's Performance as Spiritual Leader - Unchanged from July 2002
But Canadians Split on Pope's Pronouncements - 47% Agree; 46% Disagree
John Paul Viewed as Sincere (85%), A Peacemaker (80%), Humble (79%) and Conservative (79%) -
More Than Nine In Ten (94%) Canadians Think The Number Of Overweight And Inactive Children Is A Serious Health Issue
Nine In Ten (91%) Think Daily Physical Activity Should Be Mandatory
Seven In Ten (68%) Don't Think Fast-Food Restaurants Offer Enough Low-Fat Choices For Children -
Canadians (84%) Agree Buying Travel Insurance Is Worth The Cost To Have Peace Of Mind On Vacation
Yet, Only Sixty Percent Of Those Who Travel Internationally Regularly Purchase Travel Insurance - Three in Ten `Never' Purchase Travel Insurance
One-Quarter (24%) Believe That Their Medical Expenses Would Be 100% Covered If They Were To Have A Medical Emergency While Abroad -
Canadians And Americans Reflect On Cross-Border Business In A Post 9/11 World
Majority (63%) Of Canadians Believe Post 9/11 Security Measures Hinder Canada/U.S. Business Relations--Almost Half (45%) Of Americans Agree
Better Use Of Technology At Border (28%), Common Currency (21%) Top Americans' List Of What Would Best Improve Business Relations Between The Two Countries--Canadians Say A Change Of Top Leadership In Countries Would Be Best
Majorities In Both Countries Against National Identity Card -
Are Canadian Women Comfortable in Their Skin?
Nine in Ten (92%) Women Aged 35 to 49 Say They Are
89% Describe Being Comfortable in Your Skin as Meaning Being Happy with Who You Are Both Inside and Out