Politics

As Seat-rich Ontario And Quebec Continue To Ebb And Flow, Majority For Conservatives Remains Elusive

Even Fewer (57%) Say Leadership Doing `Good Job', while
8 in 10 (80%) Believe Regular Officers Doing `Good Job'

Two Thirds (64%) Say Shooting of Same Magnitude Could Actually Happen on Canadian Campuses

Equally, Two Thirds (63%) Say If Someone Really Wants to Commit Similar Act Here It's Beyond Scope of Anybody to do Anything About it, Regardless of What is Put in Place

Quebec, Where Previous Campus Killings Have Taken Place, Least Concerned of Likelihood, Most Likely to Indicate Not Much Can be Done to Stop Potential Killer

Approval Ratings For BC Liberal Government (58%) And Premier Gordon Campbell (53%) At Highest Since 2001
BC Liberals (49%) Open Huge Lead On NDP (32%); NDP Support At Lowest Since September 2003
Approval Rating For NDP Leader James (51%) Drops 8 Points

Tories Maintain Their National Advantage Bolstered by Surge in
La Belle Province

Although Canadians Say Roads and Highways Are In Worst Condition, Hospitals and Schools Viewed As Higher Priorities for Government Attention

Volatile Electoral Landscape Makes Majority Tenuous - Ontario, BC Support Slips, Post-Election Quebec Gives No Ground For Conservatives

Trois questions а John Hallward