Low fat foods are an important part of my regular diet, I monitor the ingredient lists on packaged foods, Low carbohydrate foods are an important part of my regular diet

% agree: Price is not the most important thing to me when it comes to buying food, % who ate organic food in the past 6 months (fruits, vegetables and cereals)

% who ate the following "treats" in the past 6 months: months: Potato chips, Yogurt, Chocolate /Candy bars, Ice cream/ice milk/frozen yogurt and sherbet, Popcorn, Cookies, Granola/cereal/muffin bars, Nuts & seeds

% drink green tea, % who watched the "Food Network" in the past 7 days, % who agree with the following statement: "I love to cook"

% agree: "I look at specials in flyers and newspaper inserts when planning my shopping list" [flyer advertising], % buy house brands (no-name brands)

% shop at: Grocery store, Fruit &,vegetable store, Public market (Farmers market), Bulk food store [warehouse club], Department store, Gourmet food store, % shop at: Costco, Loblaws, IGA/IGA extra, Safeway, Wal-Mart

% who consumed frozen food/instant meals in the past 6 months (Frozen vegetables, Frozen pizza, Flavoured pasta/noodles & sauce (dry packaged), Frozen potato products (e.g. French fries), Flavoured & seasoned rice, Frozen main courses [frozen dinners], Frozen hot snacks, Ready-to-serve soups/meals in a bowl)

% of meals purchased from casual dining restaurants (establishments occupying the niche between fast-food and fine-dining) in Canada were eaten at home (2007 vs. 1994), Average year-over-year growth of takeout meals from casual dining restaurants between 2003 and 2006

Businesses covered: Restaurant, Hardware store, Hair salon, Used-book store, Art gallery, Bed & Breakfast [B&B], Used-car dealership, Clothing boutique

Gym (fitness centre), Specialty pet-supply shop, Specialty kitchen shop, Gas Station, Café (Coffee shop), Bakery, Subway franchise (take out submarine sandwiches - subs), Florist, Home & Gift Boutique

Includes % of schools where Ads are present in: Hallways & cafeterias, Uniforms, Buses, Supplies, Website, % with Cola Contracts, % with Food and Other Contracts, % with Sponsorships or Partnerships in: Tutoring, Academic courses, Athletic programs, Extracurricular, Technology courses, Staff

% with Incentive Programs (Campbell's, Grocery Receipts, Recycling, School or staff receive incentives) % with Sponsored Educational Materials (Scholastic, Pizza Hut, Mr. Christie), % Subscribe to Magazines (What!, WOW, Kidsworld), % of Schools sell services, % have user fees for: Supplies, Programs, Trips, Teams, Clubs.

% Fundraising for Academics, Athletics, Clubs, Library books, Textbooks, Supplies, Trips, Technology, % of schools have Charitable Tax Number

Who Makes Decisions About Fundraising: Parents/ School council, Principal/Admin, Provincial government, School board, Staff, Students, Amount of Money Raised