Politics

Majority (53%) Thinks BC is in Worse Shape Than a Year Ago, But Most (50%) Believe We'll Be Better Off in Future

Majority of Critics (63%) Blame Liberal Management for Current Woes; Fewer (22%) Blame External Factors

Majority Very Critical of State of Health Care and Education in BC; Expect Problems to Persist to End of Liberal Mandate

Most Downbeat on BC's Economy and Government Finances, But Expect Improvements in the Future

Majority (72%) of These Americans Blame U.S. Immigration and Border Security

Eight-in-ten (82%) Canadians Acknowledge U.S.A. as Its Largest Trading Partner, But Only 14% of Americans See It That Way - Name Japan (27%), China (25%) as Top Trade Partners

However, Eves (39%) Tops McGuinty (27%) and Hampton (13%) As To Who Would Make Best Premier

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While Two-Thirds (66%) Feel Closer Economic Ties with U.S. a Positive Trend

And Almost Half (45%) Say that Canada Has a Worse Relationship with Bush than with Past U.S. Presidents

While Just Under Half (46%) of Canadians Agree that In War, These Types of Tragic Incidents Happen, a Majority (52%) Disagree

Majority Of BC Public (52%) Thinks Referendum Will Have Negative Impact On Treaty Negotiations
No Real Consensus On Referendum; Support Slips 6 Points Since December (60% To 54%); 43% Oppose The Referendum
Growing Majority Of BC Public Believes Referendum Is A Waste Of Money (60%, Up 6 Points Since December - 54%)
Likelihood Of Participating In Referendum Drops Dramatically (65% In December To 51% In April)