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Canada at the Games: History in the Making
One half of Canadians (52%) believe the Vancouver Olympic Games are more a defining national moment than the 1972 Hockey Summit Series.
Three Quarters (74%) Believe the 2010 Olympic Games are Canada's Games, Not Vancouver's (22%) or British Columbia's (4%) -
Only One Third (35%) Of Global Citizens Say Their Government and Business Leaders Are Taking the Right Steps and Pace to Prevent Global Climate Change
Majority (66%) in Canada
Disagree that their Country and Business Leaders
Taking Right Steps, Pace to Address Issue -
Canadians Choose Obama's Inauguration (31%), H1N1 Flu (26%), Economic Recession (22%) as Biggest News Stories of 2009
Quebec only Region that Places H1N1 pandemic (33%) ahead of Obama's Inauguration (27%)
Those With Kids (46%) in the Household Twice as Likely as Those Without (22%) to Say H1N1 was the Top Story -
Changing Conditions, Changing Traditions: Six in Ten (58%) Canadians say that Changes in the Economy Have Caused them to Re-evaluate This Year's Christmas Spending or Traditions
One in three (31%) strongly agree they'd prefer to receive a meaningful gift that would help someone else rather than receiving another traditional gift - especially among older Canadians (43%)
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Most (85%) Want Canada to Be Known as a Global Leader in Finding Solutions to Poverty and Protecting the World's Children
Nine in Ten (88%) Say Canada Should use its Influence in Hosting the G8 and G20 to Make Sure Promises to Reduce
Childhood Deaths are Kept -
Canada's North Poll: One in Three (31%) Canadians Score a `D' (18%) or Fail (13%) a simple True or False Quiz About Canada's Arctic
Just 16% pass with flying colours (grade of A) as national average is 12.7 out of 20 questions correct, Totalling 64% Average (Grade of C)
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Canadian Post Secondary Education (2)
Canadians Perceive Post-Secondary Education as a "Must Have" for Success in the Coming Decade; a Third Intend to Pursue Further Studies in Next 2-3 Years Public
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Canadian Post-Secondary Education (1)
Universities, Colleges, and Institutes Get Good Marks for Quality of Education They Provide, But Obtain Mixed Reviews on Change Over Past Decade Public
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Media Mix Changing For Canadian Marketers
Print, Radio and TV Continue to Be Big Casualties as Marketers, Agencies Shift Spending to New Frontiers