(05/17/12) -
Americans and Canadians Feel They Have Lost Out with NAFTA
People in the United States claim Mexico has benefited the most from the deal, while Canadians think the Americans are the real winners.
Issue: Economy and GlobalizationRSS
(03/28/12) -
Canadians Want Budget to Help the Jobless, Ease Pain at the Pump
Respondents across the country prefer balancing the budget to increasing spending by a 3-to-1 margin.
(10/19/11) -
Three-in-Five Canadians Satisfied with Country’s Economic Conditions
One-in-five respondents expect the Canadian economy to decline, while a majority believe it will remain stable.
(09/06/11) -
Americans Continue to Provide a Bleak Economic Forecast
Only 12 per cent of respondents rate current conditions as good, and three-in-ten expect the economy to decline.
(07/31/11) -
Most Americans Embarrassed by Lack of Deal on Debt Ceiling
Two-in-five respondents would raise the debt limit, even if it leads to higher government spending and a higher national debt.
(04/19/11) -
Domestic Economy in Bad Shape for Four-in-Five Americans
Paying down debt remains an important issue for respondents, who foresee more expensive gas and groceries.
(02/22/11) -
Americans More Optimistic About Job Creation Than Last Year
A third of respondents believe the private sector is primarily responsible for generating new jobs.
(12/29/10) -
Half of Canadians Ready to Wave Goodbye to the Penny
Younger respondents are evenly split on whether the one cent coin should be taken out of circulation.
(12/28/10) -
Canadians Split on What the Next Federal Budget Should Address
Balancing the budget, creating jobs and spending on health care are the most important issues.
(12/22/10) -
Nearly Half of Americans Report Giving Less to Charity in 2010
Outlook for charitable donations in 2011 remains tepid, driven primarily by ongoing personal financial concerns.
