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Majority of British Columbians Say Protecting the Environment Should be Given Priority Over Economic Growth

BC Residents' Green Efforts Continue Despite the Economic Downturn

Albertans On The Environment

Eight-in-ten (79%) Albertans agree that it is possible to have a strong economy in Alberta while protecting the environment

New Survey on Canadians' views on Climate Change and the Economic Crisis

45% of Canadians Agree that Serious Action on Climate Change Should Wait Until the Recession is Behind Us
Seven in Ten (71%) Say It is More Important for the Government to Focus on Jobs Than Climate Change at the Moment

While Nearly All Canadian Homeowners (95%) Agree That It's Important To Reduce Their Environmental Impact, The Same Proportion (96%) Agrees That It's Important To Reduce Energy Use In Their Homes To Save Money

Canadians Are Buying More `Green' Products Than They Were a Year Ago

But Don't Believe That Big Retailers In Canada Are Doing
Enough To Help The Environment

Four In Five (81%) Canadians Are Interested In Learning More About "Green" Financial Products And Services

Environmental Concern Appears To Be
Influencing Canadians' Opinions In New Spheres

Canadians Exhibit Low Levels Of Interest In Managing Energy Use

Despite Environmental And Energy Concerns, Outside Of Ontario, Only A Quarter Are Aware Of Smart Meter Technology

Environmental Actions Are A Differentiating Opportunity For BC Retailers

Most (77%) BC Consumers Say A Retailer's Environmental Actions Are Important In Their Store
Choice, But A Majority (58%) Also Say It Is Difficult To Judge What Retailers Are Doing To Help
The Environment

Majority (52%) Says Price Of Basic Food Staples `Not Affordable' For Average Canadian

Canadians Choose Production Of Food Over Energy

Ontarians Give McGuinty's Grits Their Priorities

Reducing Hospital Wait Times (77%), The Economy (53%), And Improving The Education Funding Formula (48%) Top The List