Government

POLL SHOWS THAT WHILE TORIES NOW AHEAD, GRITS MAY GET BALLOT BOX BONUS AS THEIR VOTE TURNS OUT IN POLARIZED RACE, PCS LESS SO

NEW NUMBERS SHOW A 3 POINT DROP FOR THE lIBERALS, AND A 4 POINT GAIN FOR pcs SINCE MID-APRIL STANDINGS OF 47% to 35%

ONE THIRD (35%) OF CANADIAN TEENS SAY VIOLENCE HAS INCREASED IN THEIR SCHOOL OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS

MAJORITY (52%) SAY IT'S TIME FOR ANOTHER PARTY - THREE QUARTERS (76%) SAY PACE OF CHANGE TOO FAST

NDP SUPPORT BOTTOMS OUT AT 18% OF DECIDED VOTERS; MORE THAN HALF THE BC POPULATION (52%) SUPPORTS THE BC LIBERALS

NDP SUPPORT BOTTOMS OUT AT 18% OF DECIDED VOTERS; MORE THAN HALF THE BC POPULATION (52%) SUPPORTS THE BC LIBERALS

Quebeckers are more optimistic about the future of the health care system in Quebec.

Stalemate in the War of Numbers between Ottawa and Quebec City

TORY DISAPPROVAL ON HEALTHCARE CLIMBS TO 60%, AND "RIGHT TRACK" DIPS, BUT OVERALL APPROVAL, DESERVE RE-ELECTION, REMAINS CONSTANT