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Canadians Divided on Impact of Immigration on Canada, But Still More Favourable Than Most Other Countries
Broad support for keeping borders open to refugees,
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Four in Ten Canadians (39%) Consult Just One Provider When Choosing a Mortgage
On Average, Canadians Spend Less Time Choosing Mortgage Than Their Next Vacation
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Eight in Ten (86%) Canadians Expect the Federal Government to Develop and Implement National Standards on Palliative Care
Majority Agree Plan of Action Should Be Put in Writing
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Three Quarters of Canadians (74%) Support Increased Federal Funding for Provinces with Older Populations
The Aging Population is at the Forefront of Canadian's Minds, Demonstrated by the Importance Placed On Developing A Strategy For Seniors' Health And Support For Tailoring Federal Healthcare Funding To Population Age
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More than Twice as Many Canadians Think Brexit Vote will be Bad for UK than Think it will be Good
Many Canadians (44%) think the UK will be weaker following its vote to leave the European Union
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Eight in Ten (79%) Canadian Parents say New Canada Child Benefit Will be an Improvement Over Universal Childcare Benefit
Parents See Allocating Most of the Benefit to Day-to-Day Expenses (37%) and Education Savings (22%)
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Majority (77%) of British Columbians Agree Mental Illness is One of Most Important Issues Facing BC
Three quarters (74%) Say Mental Health Conditions Should Receive Same Funding Priority as Physical Health Conditions
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While Left Out of New Law on Medically-Assisted Dying, Majority of Canadians Support Advance Consent (85%) Despite Incapacitation, Equal Access for Mentally-Ill Patients (61%)
Two in Three (65%) Canadians Agree Only People Whose Death is Reasonably Foreseeable
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Canadians Favour More Tools for Prosecutors to Combat White-Collar Crime and Want to See Legislation that Better Targets Guilty Parties
Four in five Canadians agree that Canada should add deferred prosecution agreements (DPAs) to the list of tools available to prosecutors so they have another way to enforce Canada's laws
Fully two thirds indicate that it is very important that Canadian legislation should target the individual business executives who may have personally broken the law (67%) and be structured to ensure that innocent people don't lose their jobs, their pensions or their investments because of the actions of individual executives at a company (68%) -
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