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Presents a Gallup Poll conducted in Canada on March 10-16, 1997, which compared the views of Canadians of their living conditions in 1997 as compared to four years preceding this. Methodology of the poll; Statistics on the responses.

Presents a Gallup Poll conducted on March 10-16, 1997 on Canadians' views of cloning. Statistics on the Canadian's views of cloning; Methodology of poll; Questions asked; Percentage responses to the questions.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on Canadians' frequency of shopping for health products as of April 3, 1997. Products that are low in fat or fat free; Low cholesterol of cholesterol-free products; Low sodium or sodium-free products; Low-calorie products.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the political party preferences of Canadians as of February 25, 1997. Percentage of support received by the Liberals; Regional differences in political party differences; Support received by other political parties.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey on the fear of Canadians on taking walks at nights as of March 20, 1997. More number of women fearful of walking at night; Regional differences on concerns over personal safety; Age differences seen in fear of walking at night.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the approval rating received by Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien as of February 27, 1997. Decrease in the approval ratings received by Chretien in his home province of Quebec; Age and educational differences in the approval ratings; Regional variances seen.

Presents results of Gallup Poll on Canadians' opinion concerning the educational system, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Dissatisfaction by 50 percent of Canadians since 1978; Regional and demographic differences with highest regard among Atlantic Canadians; Majority support for increasing educational spending.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on Canadians' use of television rating systems as of March 19, 1997. Reliance of parents on the ratings indicating suitability of programs for their children; Number of Canadians aware of the television rating system; Willingness of Canadians to use the television rating system.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the choice of Canadians for their news sources as of February 13, 1997. Preferences for nightly network news; Nightly local news; Daily newspapers; Television news magazines; Specialty television news channels; Radio news programs; Weekly news magazines.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey asking Canadians to rate the temperature of their personal relationships as of February 14, 1997. Predominance of warm relationships between Canadians; Regional differences in the ratings; Age and gender differences seen in the ratings.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the number of Canadians making New Year's resolutions in 1997. Regional differences in the number of Canadians with New Year's resolutions; Age and gender differences seen in the results; Likelihood of keeping the New Year's resolution.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the approval rating of Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien as of February 4, 1997. Evaluation on the performance of Chretien as prime minister; Regional differences in the approval rating received by Chretien; Age, income and educational differences in approval rating received by Chretien.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on Canadians' opinions on their standard of living as of January 23, 1997. Comparison between the standard of living of young Canadians and their parents; Age differences in outlook for standard of living; Opinions on the future standard of living.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on Canadians' outlook on the country's economy as of January 16, 1997. Percentage of Canadians expecting the country's finances to improve; Regional variances on the economic outlook of Canadians; Expected improvements in household finances in the next six months.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the likelihood of Canadians making major purchases in 1997. Percentage of Canadians lost likely to buy a new car; Interest of Canadians in buying a house; Purchase intent on appliances.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the spending and saving practices of Canadians as of January 6, 1997. Evidences of increased willingness to make major purchases; Regional differences in spending tendencies; Demographic patterns of spending and saving.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the charitable contributions of Canadians as of December 30, 1996. Percentage of Canadians giving donations; Types of donations handed out; Small percentage of Canadians volunteering their time in a charitable institution.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the approval rating of Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien as of December 26, 1996. Percentage of respondents approving and disapproving of Chretien's performance; Age, education and income as predictors of approval; Regional variances in the approvals ratings.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on Canadians' celebration of the Christmas holiday as of December 24, 1996. Participation in Christmas festivities; Most popular activities in the celebration of Christmas; Relationship between age and personal income and the incidence of celebrating Christmas.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the popularity of the Liberal Party in Canada as of December 16, 1996. Percentage of Canadians expressing support for the Liberals in a federal election; Regional variations in the support received by political parties; Percentage of Canadians undecided on which political party to support.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the opinion of Canadians concerning immigration levels as of November 28, 1996. Decreased immigration levels favored by Canadians; Regional variation on support for decreasing immigration; Relationship between age and educational background and support for decreasing immigration levels.

Relates the results of a Gallup survey conducted on the annual income needed to be considered rich in Canada as of November 26, 1996. Definition of rich as having an annual salary of less than $100,000; Comparison on the definition of rich in the United States; Lowest perceived rich incomes expressed by middle-income Canadians.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadians' choice of the best person for Prime Minister among federal party leaders, conducted on September 30 to October 5, 1996. Decrease in preference for Jean Chretien; Regional variations in choice; Results for Jean Charest, Preston manning, Michel Gauthier and Alexa McDonough.

Presents results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadians's choice as president of the United States if they were to vote in the presidential election, conducted on September 30 to October 5, 1996. Bill Clinton as majority choice; Comparison with poll results in 1992; Support by demographic groups.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadians's opinion concerning prospects for a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians, conducted on September 30 to October 5, 1996. Majority of Canadians as pessimistic; Expression of optimism among younger Canadians.

Presents the results of national Gallup Poll on the political parties that decided Canadian voters would support in a federal election, conducted on September 30 to October 5, 1996. Increase in support for Liberals; Regional variations with majority support in Ontario; Tories in second place.

Presents results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadians' opinion concerning the direction of the country, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Majority as dissatisfied; Responses as reflection of national economic conditions; Regional variations with Quebecers as least satisfied.

Presents results of a national Gallup Poll concerning Canadians' perception about the national economy, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Expression of equal amounts of optimism and pessimism; Regional differences with Ontarians as most optimistic; Optimism about household finances.

Presents results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadians' preference for the Canadian Football League (CFL) and the National Football League (NFL) of the United States, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. CFL as preferred choice; Differences in sentiment by regions and cities; Popularity of CFL among older Canadians; Moderate optimism on CFL's future.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll on Canadians' opinion concerning the two-tiered health care system, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Comparison with poll results in 1995; Opponents with stronger opinions that proponents; Regional variations; Differing views by political party supporters.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on Canadian's approval of Jean Chretien's handling of his job as Prime Minister, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Decrease in approval rating compared to August 1996; Regional dichotomy with popular support in Ontario; Demographic determinants in approval.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll on what political party that decided voters in Canada would support in a federal election, conducted on September 4-9, 1996. Decrease in support for Liberals; Slight upward trend for Tories; Regional differences in support.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on the best universities in Canada, conducted on August 7-13, 1996. McGill University and University of Toronto as tied in first place; Indication of regional ties in the results.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll on the perception of employed Canadians about job security and finding a new job, conducted on August 7-13, 1996. Variation in concern with job loss by provinces; Optimism about new job prospects; Demographic differences in optimism.

Presents the results of Gallup Poll on Canadians' views of the Charter of Rights and Freedom which became part of the Canadian Constitution 1982, conducted on July 9-14, 1996. Regional and educational differences in awareness across the country; Perception on whether rights and freedom are better protected; Dimmer view of the charter among older and less educated Canadians.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll in Canada on the public perception of business conditions in the regions, conducted on July 9-14, 1996. Division in Canadians' perceptions; Indication of net negative assessment during the past six months; Increase in the level of optimism for the near future.

Presents the results of national Gallup Poll in Canada on the public's perception of the new technology, called V-Chip, that would automatically block out television programs with explicit violence or sexuality. Positive outlook on the product; Impact of household composition on interest in using the chip; Demographic variations in awareness.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll in Canada on the public's approval of Jean Chretien's handling of his job as Prime Minister, conducted on July 9-14, 1996. Regional variations with Ontarians as staunchest supporters; Demographic patterns in the approval rates.

Presents results of a national Gallup Poll in Canada on what political parties decided voters will support if a federal election will be held, conducted on July 9-14, 1996. Increase in support for Liberals and for Progressive Conservatives; Decrease in support for other parties; Regional variations.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on Canada's hunger problem, conducted on June 12-19, 1996. Regional and demographic analysis; Highest level of concern among Quebecers; Assessment of responsibility of various institutions.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll on Canadians' view of national economic conditions, conducted from June 12-19, 1996. Dimmest view of economy's direction by Eastern Canadians; Regional variations in economic assessment; Quebecers as most negative on current economic conditions.

Presents the results of a national Gallup Poll on the approval of the federal Liberal government in Canada, conducted on June 12-19, 1996. Downward trend in Canadians' approval; Comparison with approval of Prime Minister Jean Chretien; Regional and linguistic divisions in the approval ratings; Correlation with education.

Presents the findings of a survey which focused on the assessment of the federal budget by Canadians. Methodology of the survey; Indepth look at what the findings showed; What question were asked in the survey.

Presents a Gallup poll conducted on issues related to the support offered to Liberals in the 1997 elections in Canada. Findings of studies conducted; How studies were conducted; Factors which influenced the support offered to the Liberals.

Presents the findings of a survey conducted by Gallup Poll concerning the educational system in Canada. Dissatisfaction with the education children received; Indication that there is a need for increased funding; Details on the survey and its findings.

Presents information from a 1998 Gallup poll in Canada on the support given to various Canadian political parties. Details of the poll; Findings of the poll; Percentage of Canadians who intend to support the Liberal Party.

Reports according to a national Gallup Poll, 53 percent of Canadians approve of Jean Chretien as Prime Minister of Canada. Percentage which disapprove of Jean Chretien; Figures for the amount of Canadians earning less that $20,000 annually; Methodology employed to conduct the poll; Number of persons who did not voice an opinion concerning Chretien.

Presents the results of a Gallup Poll, which stated that 60 % of Canadian voters would give support for the Liberal Party in a federal election. Details on public support for the Progressive Conservatives; Percentage of voters who are undecided as to which party to support; Amount of voters in Ontario who would vote for the Liberals in a federal election; Decline in support for the federal Liberals and Bloc Quebecois in Quebec; Factors contributing to the decline.

Focuses on a poll conducted by the Gallup Organization, which focused on the views of Canadians on the impotence drug, Viagra. Percentage of Canadians who claim to be aware of the drug; Amount of Canadians who believe that Viagra is a good product; Number of people who believe the drug should be approved as a prescription drug; Methodology used to conduct the poll.

Presents a survey conducted in Canada on what the federal government should do with budgetary surpluses. Identification of the options discussed; Statistical information from the survey; How the survey was conducted.