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STATISTICS AVAILABLE:

• Canada Speaks
  Results from the annual Southam News poll
  • Moving Forward 2000: The Experiences and Attitudes of Executive Women in Canada
  • Canadians Optimistic about Future
  • Canadians Oppose Raising Retirement Age to 67
  • Net Improves Canadian Outlook: Internet Users More Excited about Future
  • Biotech Advances Spook Canadians: GM Foods Top List of Technology Fears
  • Majority Believe Politeness in Decline
  • Nation Turns to God, Canadians Becoming More Spiritual
  • College Degree Deemed Critical, Poll Finds Canadians Fear Rising Tuition Will Limit Access
  • 74% of Canadians Want Those Who Can Afford It to Pay Part of Own Health Care Costs
  • Life in Canada Overshadows U.S. Benefits
  • Mediocre Health Care Called Brain Drain Factor
  • Federal Government's Importance Ranks Highest in Quebec
  • Net Users Younger, Wealthier
  • etc.
• Pollara in the News
  News releases with highlight statistics
  • Poll Suggests High Approval for Canadian Forces
  • Canadians Consider Paying Out-Of-Pocket for Health Care
  • Online Shopping Spree Expected This Christmas
  • Less TV is Net Gain
  • Networking Isn't Working for Canadian Women
  • Canadians Unaware of Risks in Some Pain Relievers
  • Faith in National Unity is Strong
  • etc.
• Pollara Reports
  • Moving Forward 2000: The Experiences and Attitudes of Executive Women in Canada
  • Moving Forward: The Experiences and Attitudes of Senior Executive Women
  • What Do Consumers Want? - Select Findings from InsurPoll, Canadian Insurance Magazine
  • Canadians' Views on Climate Change
  • Pollara Public Trust Index
  • Canadian Opinions on Canadian Foreign Policy, Defence Policy and International Development Assistance
• PollVault
  A weekly column in the Ottawa Citizen examining some lighter findings
  • The Pitfalls of Facial Hair
  • Faith in News Sources
  • Stranded on a Desert Island
  • Canadians on William, Charles and the Monarchy
  • Clinton, Fidelity and Cigars
  • etc.