(09/05/12) -
Britons and Canadians More Likely to Endorse Evolution than Americans
A majority of respondents in the United States believe God created human beings in their present form.
Country: CanadaRSS
(08/22/12) -
Political Ads from Conservatives and NDP Divide Voters in Canada
Supporters of either party are clearly convinced about the messages targeting their rival, but Liberals and Greens side with the NDP on Harper.
(08/15/12) -
Canadians, Quebecers Would Not See PQ Win as Call for Sovereignty
Most respondents in the country and the province believe that a victory for the Parti Québécois would simply mean a change of government.
(08/03/12) -
New Democrats Gain, Liberals Get No Traction in British Columbia
Adrian Dix extends his lead on the Best Premier question, and maintains a higher approval rating than the other three provincial party leaders.
(08/01/12) -
Most British Columbians on the Fence on Northern Gateway Pipeline
More than a third of respondents completely oppose the project, but half could change their mind on economic and environmental considerations.
(07/26/12) -
Canadians and Britons Would Allow Euthanasia Under Some Conditions
Respondents in the United States are more likely to question whether doctor-assisted suicide should be permitted at all.
(07/25/12) -
Economic Optimism Higher in Australia and Canada, Compared to Britain and U.S.
Australians and Canadians are also feeling more positive about their current domestic economic conditions than Americans and Britons.
(07/19/12) -
Most Canadians Have Seen Drivers Using Hand-Held Cell Phones
Bad driving habits, such as cutting into a lane without signalling and tailgating, are seemingly more prevalent in British Columbia and Alberta.
(07/17/12) -
Interest in London Olympics Highest in Australia, Lowest in Britain
Australians are also the most likely to say that results depend on the performance of athletes, and not government or sports authorities.
.jpg)
(07/13/12) -
Calgary and Vancouver Praised by Citizens for Services, Environment
People in Toronto and Montreal are more critical of their municipal governments, but laud diversity and culture respectively.
