Government

In 1994, Seven In ten (68%) Perceived Crime To Be Increasing; In 2007, Less Than Half (45%) Perceive Crime To Be Increasing

Canadians Confidence In Police And RCMP Remains Consistent; Confidence In Judicial And Penal Systems Increases From Ten Years Ago

Nearly Half (47%) Of Business Managers Report At Least One Security Breach Or Virus Attack In Past Five Years

Views on the Federal Parties Remain in a Holding Pattern, Remaining Close to 2006 Election Results

One third (35%) cite Lenient, Absent, or Poor Parenting as Primary Cause of Violence in Public Schools; Almost Half (44%) Believe School Board Policies on School Violence `Too Lenient'

While Two Thirds (65%) Believe in Hand Gun and Long gun Registry, just 38% Agree with Automatic 10-year Sentence for those caught with non-registered Handguns

As Ontario Legislature Soon Draws To A Close And Campaign Starts In Ernest For Fall Vote, Tory's Conservatives Are In The Hunt

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La recherche en temps de crise

Le marketing par courriel: les Canadiens plus favorables а donner leur autorisation qu'а accorder leur pardon

Greens Up As Bloc Declines; Little Change from 2006 Election for Tories, Grits and NDP