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usa_nyc
(05/14/13) -

Americans Reject Removing Offensive Language From Books and Movies

Half of respondents admit to sometimes acting “politically correct” because it is the safe thing to do.

issues_royal_uk
(05/14/13) -

Canadians Lukewarm on Monarchy, Would Pick William as Next King

Respondents are divided on whether the current “Oath of Citizenship” should be modified.

economic_issues
(05/14/13) -

U.S. Economic Confidence Improves; Canada Highest, Britain Lowest

Since December 2012, the level of concern with specific financial challenges has subsided in the United States.

death-penalty
(05/14/13) -

Support for Death Penalty in U.S. Surges After Boston Bombings

Three-in-five Americans believe capital punishment is the preferable approach to punish convicted murderers.

issues_clicha
(05/14/13) -

Less Than Half in U.S. and Britain Believe in Man-Made Climate Change

In Canada, practically three-in-five respondents say that global warming is a fact and is caused by emissions from vehicles and industrial facilities.

bc_may13_13
(05/13/13) -

BC NDP Keeps Upper Hand as British Columbia Ballot Nears

The BC Liberals are holding on to just two thirds of the people who voted for the party in 2009 under Gordon Campbell.

bc_may10_13
(05/11/13) -

NDP and Liberals Gain, Greens and Tories Fall in British Columbia

More than half of respondents believe it is time for a different party to form the government in Victoria; three-in-ten would re-elect the BC Liberals.

bc_may03
(05/03/13) -

BC Liberals Now Seven Points Behind NDP in British Columbia

Premier Christy Clark gets closer to opposition leader Adrian Dix on the Best Premier and approval questions.

bc_legislature-150x110
(05/02/13) -

British Columbians Would Ban Unions, Corporations from Political Fundraising

Two thirds of respondents say the BC Rail legal fee payout and HST implementation matter to them now.

bc_april25_13
(04/26/13) -

New Democrats Stable, Liberals Improve in British Columbia

NDP leader Adrian Dix maintains solid leads on the approval and Best Premier questions.