% of Canadians think they could tell a lie and pass a lie detector test (by gender)

% believe they can tell someone is lying based on their facial expressions, % think the eyes are the number one indication that some is lying, % say lips/mouth.

Who Canadians believe are most likely to tell them a lie: Co-workers, Friends, Kids, Your boss

In what situations might you lie to your partner (To get what you want, To cover a deception, To get out of something you don't want to do, To ease their anger or disappointment, To spare their feelings)

Do you feel guilty when you lie to your partner? Do you think there is room in a relationship for any level of dishonesty?

Includes: Population aged 15 and older reporting a problem with At least one type of physical incivility, Garbage/litter lying around, Vandalism and graffiti by metropolitan area

Population aged 15 and older reporting a problem with: Noisy neighbours / loud parties, People hanging around, People sleeping on the streets (homelessness), People using or dealing illegal drugs, Prostitution, People drunk or rowdy in public places by metropolitan area

Population aged 15 and over reporting physical incivility by neighbourhood location,

% have told a lie in order to get out of a bad date (by gender), % would confess to their significant other that they flirted with someone else (by gender), % would confess to having sex with someone else (by gender)

% confessed to having planned to bump into someone on purpose in hopes of it leading to a date (by gender), % admitted to having snooped through their partner's emails, text messages, instant messages, private letters and/or mementos from previous partners % of Canadians men lied when their significant other asked the dreaded "Do I look fat in this?"