Politics

“Stay” Referendum Vote (70%) Firmly Entrenched Among Albertans
Society Survey

“Stay” Referendum Vote (70%) Firmly Entrenched Among Albertans

Most Albertans remain unconvinced it’s time to rethink ties to Canada
Politics Survey

51% of those aware of the social union deal feel it is a step in the right direction

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

56% OF QUEBECKERS FEEL THE MARTIN BUDGET IS GOOD NEWS FOR QUEBEC

Stalemate in the War of Numbers between Ottawa and Quebec City
Politics Survey

LIBERALS FALL IN POLLS AS ONTARIO TORIES TAKE LEAD 43% to 38%

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

STRONG SUPPORT FOR 2008 SUMMER OLYMPIC BID

A BID TO BRING THE 2008 SUMMER OLYMPICS TO TORONTO
Politics Survey

MAJORITY AFRAID LIBERALS MAY START SPENDING EXCESSIVELY NOW THAT DEFICIT ELIMINATED

60% SAY FEDERAL DEFICIT CUTTING CAUSED TOO MUCH PAIN
Politics Survey

7 IN 10 (69%) GIVE LIBERALS THUMBS UP FOR JOB MANAGING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

DESPITE CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM, CANADIANS STILL BULLISH ON MAKING MAJOR PURCHASES
Politics Survey

THREE QUARTERS (73%) OF CANADIANS BELIEVE ROBERT LATIMER ENDED HIS DAUGHTER'S LIFE OUT OF COMPASSION

A PLURALITY (41%) BELIEVE "MERCY KILLING" SHOULD NOT EVEN BE AGAINST THE LAW
Politics Survey

SOCIAL UNION SURVEY FINDS CANADIANS (76%) THINK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT ACT ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS WITHOUT PROVINCIAL APPROVAL

THE MAJORITY (55%)DISAGREE WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALONE SETTING STANDARDS FOR NATIONAL PROGRAMS
Politics Survey

ONTARIO TORIES (41%) AND LIBERALS (41%) IN DEAD HEAT AS LEGISLATURE CLOSES SESSION

HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION REMAIN TOP ISSUES OF CONCERN BUT TORIES GET BOUNCE ON APPROVAL RATINGS
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