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The Canadian-Content Conundrum:
Majority (53%) of Canadians Say We Should Stop Worrying about Imposing Canadian Content Rules
And, Reviewing the Reviewers: Four In Ten (40%) Canadians Would Be Swayed by a Review That Said a Show or Event Was Lousy or Not Worth Going to See and Would Avoid It -
Two in Three (64%) Canadians Foresee Higher Mortgage Rates in Year Ahead
Three Quarters (73%) of Homeowners `Strongly Agree' that Home Buyers Need to Think Ahead To Ensure They Can Still
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British Columbians Placing Less Emphasis on Environmental Factors in Store Choice Decision
BC retailers could be doing a better job at communicating their environmental actions as half of
residents (46%) rate their performance as poor -
Weekly Internet Usage Overtakes Television Watching
For the First Time, Weekly Hours Spent Online (18.1 hours) is Higher Than the Number of Hours Spent Watching Television (16.9 hours)
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Nine in Ten (87%) Ontarians Believe Amount of Tree Loss in Ontario Every Year is a Serious Problem
Most (82%) Believe Collective Impact of Tree Loss Over Past Decade has Created a Crisis for Ontario's Ecosystem
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Many Canadian Parents Not Making the Most of Potential Tax Savings
Just One Half (49%) of Parents with Kids under 13 Years Old Currently Have an RESP
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Eight in Ten (80%) Call Themselves a "Canadian Nationalist", Up 8 Points from One Year Ago
Olympics Inspire Sizeable Increase in Quebec as Majority (63%) of Quebecers Now Call Themselves "Canadian Nationalists", Up 16 Points
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Home Purchasing Intentions Move Full Steam Ahead
Nine in Ten (91%) Once Again See Buying a Home as a Good Investment
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Winter Olympics Cool Heat Placed on Harper: Diversion Gives Harper's Tories (37%) a Boost over Ignatieff's Grits (29%)
Ignatieff Tumbles to just 21% who Believe He'd Make the Best Prime Minister, Far Back of Harper (46%) and Badly Trailing Layton (33%)
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Consumer Outlook Grows More Positive on Economic Conditions, But Anxiety Still Present, Recovery Fragile
RBC Consumer Confidence Outlook Index Edges Higher as
Embers of Consumer-Confidence Recovery Glow Brighter