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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

Canadians Say Death of Osama Bin Laden (25%),
Fukushima Nuclear Disaster (22%) Top
International News Stories of 2011

Royal Wedding (19%) and European Debt Crisis (19%)
Close Contenders
Politics Survey

While Most (58%) See Merit in Truck Side Guards to Protect Cyclists, Majority (60%) Balk at Cost to
Truckers in Fragile Economy

More Bike Lanes on City Roads (81%) and Mutual
Biker/Driver Respect Needed
Politics Survey

Ipsos Reid/Global News Occupy Vancouver Poll Final Results - November 3, 2011

Politics Survey

Four in Ten (40%) Canadians Believe Their Own Media Engage in Murdoch "News of the World" Like Phone Hacking, Payments to Obtain News Tips

Majority (56%) Say Journalists Should be Accredited to Work in Media
Politics Survey

Liberal Leader McGuinty Reclaims Top Spot as the Party Leader Who Would Make the Best Premier (39%), PC Leader Hudak Falls to Second Place (31%)

Two in Three (63%) Believe Ontario is On the Right Track (Up 12 Points since Last Month), Four in Ten (40%) Say McGuinty Government Deserves Re-Election (Up 6 Points)
Politics Survey

Neck and Neck:
After First Week of Ontario Election Campaigning
McGuinty Liberals (38%) and Hudak PCs (37%) Tied with NDP Trailing (24%)

While Grits Have Regional Gains at Expense of PCs, Edge Currently Goes to Tories Because their Supporters are More Certain of Choice and Committed to Get Out and Vote
Politics Survey

Ten Years After 9/11, Eight in Ten (82%) Canadians Feel Safe from Potential Terrorist Attacks When Flying

However, Two in Ten (16%) `Less Likely' to Travel
Abroad Since 9/11
Politics Survey

Three Quarters (74%) Believe Canadian Society Less Tolerant of Others Since 9/11 Terrorist Attacks

Six in Ten (60%) Agree that Muslims in Canada are
Discriminated Against More than Before
Politics Survey

Six in Ten (58%) Canadians More Concerned About a Terrorist Attack on Canada Now Than Before 9/11

Just One Quarter (23%) Think Canada and the U.S. Can Relax Security Measures Now That There Hasn't Been an Attack in 10 Years
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