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Booting Senators from Liberal Caucus a Popular Move, But Fails to Win Trudeau Any More Votes

Liberals (33%) Hold 4-Point Lead (down 2 points) Over Tories (29%),
with NDP (27%) in the Hunt

Most (69%) Canadians Disagree that the Senate of Canada Performs a Necessary and Useful Political Function

Just One in Three (31%) Agree the Senate is Useful

Eight in Ten (77%) Agree the Federal Government Has Allowed Canada's Railways Too Much Leeway on Determining Safety Procedures

Just One Quarter (23%) Disagree

Fewer Canadians Believe Harper Government Working Well (40%, -4 Points), While Seven in Ten (70%) Believe the Liberal Party Will Someday Return to Power (+14 Points)

More Canadians Agree that They Share Trudeau's (48%) and Mulcair's (47%) Values than Harper's (39%)

Canadians Split on Whether World should have Followed Through with Military Action Against Assad's Syrian Government

With Many Displaced Due to Typhoon Haiyan, Canadians Split on Whether Canada Should Open Its Doors to Victims of Natural Disasters in Other Countries

Three Quarters (78%) of Canadians Believe Rob Ford Should Have Resigned After Admitting Illegal Drug Use

One in Four (22%) Disagree

Rob Ford's Agenda Still Resonates (62%) and Even 39% Would Consider Voting for Him in Next Election as Inner and Outer City Core Citizens Starkly Divided

Canadian Public Perspectives: Going Into 2014

December 2013

Tory Troubles Not Contained to By-Election Ridings as Liberals Jump out to 6-Point National Lead

Liberals Rise to 7-Point Lead in Key Battlegrounds of BC and Ontario, Hold 6-Point Lead in Quebec