Polling

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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

Marking 10th Anniversary of 9/11,
Majority (57%) of Canadians Agree Terrorist Attacks are Defining Socio-Political Event of Their Lifetime

Most (89%) Agree The World Has Changed As a Result of 9/11;
Four in Ten (37%) Agree Their Own Life Has Changed As a Result
Politics Survey

Going for Gold: Ontario and GTA Residents Say
Yes to Forming Exploratory Committee and that they're Supportive of Pitching the 2020 Summer Olympic Games

Politics Survey

While Half (51%) Believe Ontario Heading on Right Track (+19 Points from One Year Ago), Just One Third (34%) Say McGuinty Government Has Done a Good Job and Deserves Re-Election

PC Hudak (38%, +1) Continues to Lead as Ontarian's Choice for Best Premier But Incumbent Liberal Premier McGuinty (33%, +4)
Closing the Gap
Politics Survey

Eight in Ten (80%) Say They Feel Cheated by Frozen Desserts Appearing to be Ice Cream

A majority (55%) of respondents agree that they're `sometimes confused about which ice cream products are made from milk or cream and which are not'
Politics Survey

Majority of Residents in Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge Strongly Support Referendum on Proposed LRT

After Learning Costs of Proposed System, More Residents
Oppose (48%) than Support (39%) Region's Proposed LRT Plan
Politics Survey

Metro Vancouver Residents Say They Are Not Adequately Prepared for a Significant Earthquake

Only One-in-Four (26%) Say Their Household is Adequately Prepared
Only One-in-Seven (14%) Say Their Local Municipality is Adequately Prepared
Politics Survey

The Canadian Market Research and Intelligence Association Speaks Out: Polling Works

Politics Survey

Two in Three (68%) Believe Canada Will Compromise Too Much to Get a Perimeter Security
Agreement with the U.S.

Country Split On Whether They Trust Stephen Harper to Negotiate a Deal That Improves Border Access But Doesn't Sacrifice Independence
Politics Survey

Women Rule?

Four in Ten (42%) Believe Monarchy Succession Practices Should Change to Allow Monarch's First-Born Child, Regardless of Gender, to be First in Line to Throne
Four in Ten (43%) Believe Monarchy Should be Done Away With,
One in Ten (14%) Believe Succession Practices Should Remain
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