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Only One Quarter (24%) of Albertans Believes Prentice Government Deserves Re-Election

But Majority (54%) Believes if he Loses, He Should Stay on as Party Leader, Including 81% of PC Voters Who Think He Should Stay

Poll of Canadian Farmers Shows One in Three (34%) Expect to Make Changes to the Ownership of their Farm in the Coming Years, but only Three in Ten (30%) Have Formal Succession Plan

NDP (37%) Poised to Win over Split Wildrose (26%) and PCs (24%), But Half (48%) of Albertans say they could Change Their Vote before E-Day

Liberals (9%) and Alberta Party (3%) Trail

Majority of New Homebuyers (69%) Concerned about Inflated Purchase Prices

Three-quarters (74%) of new homebuyers are likely to hire an appraiser to obtain an independent market value

Despite Government's Assurances of Balanced Budget, Majority (59%) Prefers a Budget that Makes Investments in Jobs, Economy and Social Programs Even if It Runs a Deficit, Rather Than a Balanced Budget (41%)

Harper Bests Trudeau and Mulcair as Leader who can Create Best Budget for Canada, For the Middle Class, Average Taxpayers, and Families

One Quarter (23%) of Homeowners with a Wooden Deck Have Never Fully Inspected It for Safety

One in Ten (11%) Fear their Deck Could Collapse at Any Time;
Say the Safety of Their Deck Prevents Them from Using It (12%)

Trudeau (30%) Tumbles (-12) among Canadians' Choice for Best Prime Minister as Harper (38%) Ascends (+3) and Mulcair (31%) Climbs (+7)

Harper Reclaims Lead in Most Leadership Attributes Tested

Canadian Kids Aged 8 to 11 rate Animals Becoming Extinct as Environmental Issue that's Most Important to Them

Kids in Earth Rangers Program Demonstrate Greater Concern for Environment, Take Action to Preserve and Protect Environment

While National Polls Paint Close Race Among Tories (35%), Grits (33%) and NDP (25%), Top Lines May be Deceiving with Bottom Line found in Regions

CPC Leads in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan/Manitoba and Ontario
NDP Leads in Quebec
Liberals Only Lead in Atlantic Canada

Three Quarters of Canadians (74%) Believe 100th Anniversary of Vimy Ridge in 2017 Should Be One of Canada's Most Important Celebrations During Sesquicentennial

Majority (51%) of Canadians Support Changing the Name of
$20 Bill to a "Vimy"