(12/17/12) -
Wall Finishes the Year as Canada’s Most Popular Premier
Quebec’s Pauline Marois is one of only four provincial heads of government with the approval of at least two-in-five respondents.
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(12/06/12) -
Stephen Harper Remains a Polarizing Figure for Canadians
Most respondents expect cuts in funding for programs related to the arts and film, and for the role of private health care providers to be expanded.
(12/05/12) -
Americans Warming Up to Idea of Puerto Rico Becoming 51st State
Level of preference for both independence and the status-quo dropped, while statehood has increased by seven points since January.
(12/04/12) -
Labour Leads, UKIP Overtakes Liberal Democrats in Britain
The approval rating for David Cameron and Nick Clegg improved markedly for the first time since March.
(11/30/12) -
Torontonians Agree with Ruling on Mayor, But Ford Nation Still Supportive
Three-in-five respondents who voted for Rob Ford in 2010 would support him again if he is cleared to run in a by-election.
(11/29/12) -
Most Americans and Canadians Are Ready to Legalize Marijuana
Two thirds of respondents in the two countries describe the “war on drugs” as a failure.
(11/27/12) -
Possibility of an Independent Scotland Divides Views in Britain
Bailout of Royal Bank of Scotland and revenues from North Sea oil reserves are the most contentious topics.
(11/26/12) -
Most Canadians Dissatisfied with the State of the Justice System
Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka regarded as the country’s most notorious criminals.
(11/23/12) -
Governing Liberals Gain, New Democrats Lead in British Columbia
The BC Conservatives drop to their lowest level in 18 months, with the approval rating for John Cummins still in the teens.
(11/21/12) -
Appetite for Sovereignty Remains Lukewarm in Quebec
Only a third of respondents would vote “Yes” in a new referendum, while a majority would prefer to remain in Canada.
