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A Majority (54%) of Canadians Would Use Social Media Channels, Such as Facebook or Twitter to Let Their Friends and Family Know That They are Safe in the Event of an Emergency

One-Third (35%) of Canadians Think That Emergency Services Such as Fire or Police Would Respond to a Request for Help Over Social Media

Four in Five (84%) Managers and Supervisors Believe It's Part of Their Job to Intervene With Employees Who Are Showing Signs of Depression

One in Three (31%) Have Had Training to Deal with Depressed Employees; Over Six in Ten (63%) Would Like to Receive Better Training

Uncovering Myths about Breast Cancer: Nearly One Quarter (22%) of Canadian Women Believe Antiperspirant or Deodorant Can Cause Breast Cancer

Women Divided on Whether Mammogram (54%), Checking Own Breasts (34%), Doctor Examination (11%) or Other Method (1%) is Best Way to Check for Breast Cancer

Four in Ten (43%) Canadian Women Have Had Sex Outside Their Hotel Room While on Vacation; Majority (54%) Have Fantasized About It

Those Who Actually Do It Are More Likely to Fantasize About It and Vice Versa; `On the Beach' Top Fantasy (35%) and Actual (20%) Location for Vacation Sex

Canadians Say Parliament's Focus Should be on Healthcare (68%), Job Creation (66%) and Scaling Back MP Pensions (56%) as Top Priorities

One in Three (33%) Canadians Witnessed Child Labour Exploitation While Away on Vacation; Most (77%) Canadians Say They're Disturbed to See Children Working in Travel Industry While They're on Vacation

Half (50%) Would be Willing to Spend an Average of 27% More on Their Vacation If Companies Guaranteed They Don't Use Child Labour

Canadian Reward Card Holders Cite `Cost and Budget' (67%) and `Family and/or Friends' (49%) as Biggest Considerations for Planning a Vacation

Canadians Nearly Three Times More Likely to Book Trips Online By Themselves (56%) Than With a Travel Agent (19%)

Investment Safety (44%) Most Important When Considering Buying GICs; Liquidity (65%) Least Important Consideration

Canadians Interested in GICs That Offer Yearly Interest Rate Increases (80%), Provide Regular Income (70%), and are Linked to the Stock Market (65%)

If They Were Community Planning Boss, Ontarians Would Increase Active Transportation for their Communities with More Emphasis on Public Transit (73%) and Cyclists (60%)

More Canadians Believe Asia's Growing Economic Strength Represents an Opportunity (60%) for Canada than a Threat (40%)

But Majority (55%) Disagrees That Canadian Companies are Well Prepared to Compete against Asian Companies