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Polling Survey

Olivia Chow Maintains Mayoral Advantage Ahead of Toronto Election

Half (47%) of Torontonians believe Mayor Olivia Chow deserves re-election, increasing 5 points since last year, and her approval rating is holding steady at six in ten (59%). Mayor Chow currently holds a 15-point lead over chief rival Brad Bradford in the horserace, but one quarter of likely voters remain undecided.
Politics Survey

A Majority of Canadians Say They Don't Use Products Made With Child Labour (54%), But 46% Think They Do

Most (87%) Agree Canadians can Reduce Child Labour in Other Countries by Changing their Buying Behaviour
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Poverty (43%) Most Thought by Canadians to Be the Cause of World Hunger

Six in Ten (59%) Believe That the Canadian Government Should Ensure Seed Access to Developing Countries; Two in Three Believe Canadian Government Funding to Support Small Family Farms (63%) and Individual Donations to Organizations (65%) Could Help Reduce World Hunger
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The Smelliest Place in Canada: The Prairies

Canadians Vote with their Noses to Determine the Smelliest Province/Region Based on 10 Stinking Things on a Hot Summer Day
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Canadians (41%), Including Catholics (49%), Believe Priority for New Pope Should be Modernizing the Church and Its Teachings, Ahead of Dealing with Alleged Sex Scandals and Cleaning up the Vatican

Majority of Canadian Catholics Believe Women Should be Priests (74%), Priests Should be Able to Marry (81%)
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Albertans & Indoor Tanning

One Quarter (27%) of Young Albertans Have Used An Indoor Tanning Bed In The Past 12 Months
Politics Survey

Fast Fallout: Chief Spence and Idle No More Movement Galvanizes Canadians Around Money Management and Accountability

Majority Says Most of the Problems of Native Peoples are Brought on by Themselves - 60% nationally, up 25 points from 35% in 1989
Politics Survey

Majority of Canadians Believe Canada will be Better Off in 2017, the 150th Anniversary of Confederation, Than It is Today (62%) Or Was in 1967 (61%)

Three in Five (62%) Think the Canadian Public Should Plan Canada's 150th Anniversary Celebration, Not the Federal Government
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Canadians Losing Confidence in RCMP:
Fewer Believe Brass (46%, Down 15 Points), Rank and File (69%, Down 13 Points) Doing a Good Job Compared to 2007

Just Two Thirds (63%) `Agree' That RCMP Can Stop Harassment of
Female Employees Among Its Own Ranks
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Canadians Cite Hurricane Sandy (20%) and U.S. Election (18%) as Top International Stories of 2012

London Olympic Games (14%), Syrian Civil War (11%), and the
NHL Lockout (10%) Round out Top Five
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