(01/10/13) -
Approval Rating for President Obama Improves Markedly in U.S.
Only 15 per cent of respondents provide a positive assessment of the work of the U.S. Congress.
Issue WatchRSS
(01/09/13) -
Few Canadians Are Hopeful Before Harper Meets Aboriginal Leaders
More than half of respondents think the government has done a poor job handling health care, the environment, Aboriginal affairs and poverty.
(01/07/13) -
Support for Path to Citizenship for Illegal Immigrants Increases in U.S.
Since July 2010, the proportion of Americans who call for the deportation of all illegal immigrants has dropped from 50% to 38%.
(01/07/13) -
Half of People in Scotland Would Vote to Remain in United Kingdom
Outright independence is endorsed by a third of respondents, with the bulk of support coming from men and younger Scots.
(01/04/13) -
Conservatives and New Democrats Remain Practically Even in Canada
With Justin Trudeau as leader, the Liberal Party would become the top choice for Canadian decided voters.
(12/28/12) -
Economic Confidence Higher in Canada Than in U.S. and Britain
One of the biggest concerns for respondents in the three countries is unemployment affecting their household.
(12/28/12) -
British Columbians Support Missing Women Inquiry Recommendations
Most respondents in Metro Vancouver support the creation of a single police force that would oversee the entire Lower Mainland.
(12/21/12) -
Artificial Trees Are First Choice for Americans, Britons and Canadians
Convenience is the main reason cited by respondents who shun real Christmas trees.
(12/20/12) -
Weight, Spending and Debt Are Main Holiday Worries for Canadians
Only 30 per cent of all reported holiday transactions have involved cash; most purchases are being made with credit cards and debit cards.
(12/19/12) -
Obama’s Unique Chance to Alter Gun Status Quo
The debate has to be carried out without a mention of the Second Amendment.
