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WESTERN CANADA ON THE ISSUE OF A "CLEAR QUESTION" AND A "CLEAR MAJORITY" FOR QUEBEC SOVEREIGNTY

CANADIANS SPLIT ON WHETHER JUDGES IN CANADA HAVE TOO MUCH POWER
45% OF CANADIANS SAY CANADA'S JUDGES HAVE "TOO MUCH POWER" - 50% DISAGREE

SIX IN TEN (60%) SAY CANADA'S IMMIGRATION POLICY PRIORITY
SHOULD BE TO STOP ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, RATHER THAN
ENCOURAGE QUALIFIED IMMIGRANTS TO COME TO CANADA (39%)

SOME (23%) SAY KARLA HOMOLKA SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO HAVE
DAY PASSES TO HELP HER REJOIN SOCIETY

Majority (54%) Prefer a Good Night of Sleep Versus a Good Night of Sex (38%)

Half (48%) Say Toronto Not as Safe as it Was Five Years Ago

Seven In Ten (71%) Say Everyone Should Pay For Transportation System Improvements, Not Just Those Who Use It

4 in 10 (43%) report higher wages, but almost as many (38%) say their disposable income has decreased over past 2 or 3 years

Two Thirds (66%) Of Toronto's Residents Say Mel Lastman "Deserves To Be Re-Elected"