Polling

Strong Majority (79%)Of Canadians Approve The Way Prime Minister Has Responded To Disaster And Most (71%) Feel Government Is "Doing Just The Right Amount"
Half (52%) Think Government Should Only Fast Track Immigration For Tsunami Victims With Sponsoring Family In Canada - Many Others (42%) Believe That Immigration Net Should Be Extended Further Regardless Of Family Ties
One In Five Canadians (22%) Feel Overwhelmed By Tsunami Disaster - Many Canadians (37%) Have Made Donation, One-Third (32%) Expect To Do So

National Survey Shows Bush's Visit Did Not Produce Overall Improved Perception Of The President Among Canadian Public
And Most Canadians (55%) Don't Believe Bush's Visit Will Help Resolve Important US-Canada Trade Issues

90% Disagree With Federal Government's Proposal To Extend Maximum To 18 Hours
88% Of Canadians Think Roads Will Be Less Safe If Truck Drivers Are Allowed To Be On Duty Up To 18 Hours A Day

Four In Ten (39%) Americans Want Canada's Proposal To Stop Now, But A Quarter (23%) Don't Care

Twice As Many Canadians Agree That The CPP Should Not Invest In Companies That Produce And Sell Tobacco Products Than Disagree (52% Agree Vs. 26% Disagree)

Survey Shows Slightly More Than Half Of Canadians (54%) Support Same-Sex Marriage In Their Province -- 43% Oppose, But Deep Regional Divides Exist On This Issue
Half (52%) Would Accept Decision To Make "Marriage" A Word For All Couples - While 45% Want "Marriage" Restricted To A Man And A Woman

Half Of Canadians (54%) Think That Canada's Roads And Highways Are Becoming Less Safe; The Number Of Tractor-Trailer Trucks On Canada's Roads And Highways Is "A Problem" And Causes Drivers Stress; According To Canadians The Number Of Hours Truck Drivers Spend Driving A Week Are Too High