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Canada's Pulse 2011: Winnipeg

Half (49%) of Ontarians Say They're Likely to Watch the Debate as Majority (53%) Agrees Leader's Debate Most Important Part of Campaign

Six in Ten (59%) Say Leader's Debate Matters to Them, One in Three (34%) Agree They've Changed Their Vote as a Result of a
Previous Leader's Debate

Evaluating the Polls: an Open Letter to Ontario's Journalists

Liberal Leader McGuinty Reclaims Top Spot as the Party Leader Who Would Make the Best Premier (39%), PC Leader Hudak Falls to Second Place (31%)

Two in Three (63%) Believe Ontario is On the Right Track (Up 12 Points since Last Month), Four in Ten (40%) Say McGuinty Government Deserves Re-Election (Up 6 Points)

Nine in Ten Ontarians (90%) Familiar with Smoke-Free Ontario Legislation, Most Agree With Recommendations for Further Action

Six in Ten (58%) Canadians More Concerned About a Terrorist Attack on Canada Now Than Before 9/11

Just One Quarter (23%) Think Canada and the U.S. Can Relax Security Measures Now That There Hasn't Been an Attack in 10 Years

Canadian Health Care Report Card

Healthcare is always a national concern in Canada. But what is truly important to Canadians?

British Columbia after the HST Referendum

Back-to-School Shopping Goes Digital

British Columbian Shoppers Turn to the Web

Canadians Support Greater Accountability in Health Care: Nine in Ten (87%) Think a Patient Health Charter Should be Required under the Next Federal-Provincial Health Care Funding Agreement

Half (50%) Think that Jurisdictions that Fail to Establish Such a Charter Should Receive Less Funding