Fully two thirds approve of Mayor Tory’s decision not to bid on the Olympics (66%), and this is equally common in the city of Toronto (69%) and in the surrounding regions (65%).
More than half saw or heard something of the debate (56%), and among these, the clear winner was “none of them” (30%), followed by a tie between Stephen Harper (23%) and Justin Trudeau (22%).
4-in-10 support Bill C-51, the new anti-terror legislation (41%) while just fewer oppose the bill (37%).
Close to one third will vote Conservative in the coming federal election (32%), compared to 3-in-10 who will vote NDP (30%) and just fewer who will vote Liberal (28%).
More than half disagree the government’s Economic Action Plan was successful (52%) while fewer than a quarter agree it was (23%).
NDP maintains its lead of well more than a third of voters (36% this week and last), while the Liberals (29%) and Conservatives (28%) are tied in second place.
Majority say Canada can do more for Syrian refugees than settling the 10,000 who have been promised over the next two years (52%).
More than one tenth had a student loan (12%), and this comprises at least a third of the youngest (under 35 - 34%).
More than one third will vote for the NDP in the coming federal election (36%) while just less than a third will vote Liberal (32%).
Less than one half (47%) claim Justin Trudeau is not ready to be Prime Minister.
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