More than half disagree that Catholic schools should continue to receive public funding (51%).
Equal proportions, more than a third, support the teachers (36%) or the government (38%) in the ongoing labour strife by the OSSTF.
One half now approve of the province’s new health and physical education curriculum (49%), while just more than a third disapprove (37%).
More than one third will vote NDP if a provincial election were held today (35%), while just fewer would vote PC (32%).
More than a third (36%) will vote NDP if a provincial election were held today, while one third would vote PC (33%).
Close to 4-in-10 will vote for the federal Conservatives if an election were held today (37%), compared to a third who will vote for the federal Liberals (32%).
Just one quarter approve of the Ontario budget (24%), while as many as one half disapprove (49%).
More than one third will vote Progressive Conservative if an election were held today (36%), while fewer than 3-in-10 will vote for the provincial Liberals (29%).
There is an even split in opinion between those who approve of Ontario’s new sex education and health curriculum (42%) and those who disapprove (40%).
Two thirds approved of the plan to sell beer and wine in grocery stores (64%), while 3-in-10 disapprove (30%).
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