Government

97% of CAs say personal tax cuts good for the economy

BUT CANADIANS ARE MORE DIVIDED ON IF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS DONE ENOUGH TO PROVIDE POLICE WITH THE TOOLS TO FIGHT TERRORISM (46% NOT ENOUGH/41% ENOUGH)

ONLY 28% SAY THAT GOVERNMENT HAS DONE ENOUGH TO EQUIP THE CANADIAN MILITARY PROPERLY

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ONLY ONE-QUARTER (23%) BELIEVE THEY HAVE DONE ENOUGH TO SCREEN IMMIGRANTS FOR TERRORIST ACTIVITIES

British Columbians Less Confident Liberal Tax Cut Strategy Will Spark Economic Activity (46% Today vs. 64% in September)

BC Public Divided in Reactions to Liberal Government's Plan to Reduce Size of Public Service (46% Approve vs. 53% Disapprove)

60% Of British Columbians Support Government Decision To Hold Mail-In Referendum, 37% Oppose

Public Divided On Spending Money To Hold Referendum; 54% Say It's A Waste Of Money, Given Other Priorities, 44% Believe It Will Bring Certainty/Economic Benefits To BC

65% Of British Columbians "Very Likely" To Fill Out Referendum Ballot And Mail It In

BC Liberal Government Approval Rating Plummets 22 Points (71% To 49%) Since September
Premier Campbell's Approval Falls 19 Points In Three Months (70% To 51%); McPhail Makes No Gains (41% To 39%)
Support For BC Liberals Drops 12 Points (62% To 50%), Benefits NDP (15% To 21%), Unity BC (3% To 8%), And Greens (14% To 17%)
Most British Columbians Still Support Liberal Agenda For Change (57%), But Solid Opposition Voice Present (40%)

Majority (55%) Also Believe That Any Government Spending to Stimulate Economy Should Not Run a Deficit