More than half disagreed that Catholic schools should continue to receive public funding (52%).
Close to half approve of the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan (ORPP), intended for introduction in 2018, as a supplement to the Canada Pension Plan or CPP (44%).
3-in-10 have ever used the Uber ride sharing app (30%).
One half approve of the change in Canada’s mission in the Mideast from bombing to training foreign fighters (48%).
Close to one half approve of the Liberal government’s original plan to go into deficit for three years before balancing the budget in the final year of their mandate (48%).
As many as 7-in-10 approve of the Supreme Court ruling making assisted dying legal (70%).
More than a third favour the introduction of a guaranteed annual minimum income to replace other state supports like social assistance, unemployment and pensions (36%).
Close to 6-in-10 approve of legalized marijuana or cannabis (56%) and this is similar to national rates of approval noted recently (November 4, national sample - 59%).
One fifth have used marijuana or cannabis in the past year (19%) and one quarter will use it in the future once it is legal (24%).
One quarter had already received a flu shot (25%) and one third were planning to get one (33%).
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