Why SARS is Canada’s 9/11 (2008) * NEW*
Canadians mistrust politicians and dislike taxes, but they like their governments.
Debunking
Election Myths (2006)
Several myths gained popularity during Canada's recent federal
election. But the polls tell the real story.
Do
Canadians Support the Troops? (2006)
Just where does the country stand on Canada’s military
mission in Afghanistan?
The latest polls show signs of buyer’s remorse as
people who once bought into the war change their mind.
How
to Unionize Wal-Mart (2005)
Polls identify new strategies and hooks that unions could
use to organize workplaces such as giant retailers.
How
the Gays Won (2004)
Gay rights campaigners know advertising's hidden secret.
You don't need it. Word of mouth - free advertising in other
words - matters more. If union members came out the way
gays did, they would win equivalent advances.
The
Cynical Canadian (2004)
Canadians are cynics because they believe some of the country’s
biggest professions and institutions are rife with liars.
The point is that without a strategy to disarm cynics, progressive
change can’t happen.
Why
are the Poor Still with Us? (2004)
People on the political left try to turn the public’s
attention to poverty by citing the official Statistics Canada
figure – 20%. The polls show there’s a better
way.
Can
we have Some Privacy?(2004)
Privacy is arguably the most abused human right. People
assert they have the right to be left alone, yet opinion
research shows Canadians would readily trade away privacy
for a feeling of security.
Why
Iraqis will pay for 9/11 (2003)
Public opinion is the most powerful force in the world.
Even as American bombs drop awesome might on Iraq, it’s
American public opinion that concedes George Bush’s
authority to pursue the war.
