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Sun News: Canadians fear homegrown terrorism

David Coletto joined Sun News to look at a new poll on Canadian perceptions about homegrown terrorism in Canada

Sun News: NEW POLL HAS LIBERALS CHEERING


Canadian Business: Technology Transform politics with big data

By Jeff Beer, Canadian Business Magazine Kathleen Wynne is standing at the podium, beaming out at 2,000 Ontario Liberal party delegates gathered inside Maple Leaf Gardens. After a three-ballot convention contest, she has just become the province’s new premier, and she wants to thank a few people. Wynne gives a heartfelt thanks to her campaign

Poll shows Kingstonians oppose casino

By Paul Schliesmann, Kingston Whig-Standard KINGSTON – Hey, Kingstonians, it looks like most of you really don’t want a casino after all. On top of that, you don’t want city council to make the final decision on whether to bring a gaming facility here. Results of a new poll involving 505 Kingston respondents show 60% being opposed to

Sun News: No Bounce for the Liberals with Wynne’s Win

David joined AM Agenda on Sun News to discuss Abacus’ latest Ontario survey.

Sun News: Canadians Don’t Want Government in their Kitchens

On the eve of the second reading of a bill that would regulate the sodium content in packaged food, Sun News pollster David Coletto explains how Canadians feel about it.  

Toronto Sun: NHL fans losing interest in the game they love

BY TERRY DAVIDSON ,TORONTO SUN TORONTO – Hockey fans across Canada are fed up with the NHL lockout and are bitter enough to walk away from the game they love, according to a recent poll. A whopping 76% of Canadians identifying themselves as fans of NHL hockey feel this season will be “lost entirely,” and almost half said

Globe and Mail: Public attitudes a big hurdle to foreign takeovers

SHAWN MCCARTHY – GLOBAL ENERGY REPORTER OTTAWA — The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Nov. 20 2012, 7:24 PM EST Asian companies looking to acquire Canadian oil and gas producers are running into a wall of resource nationalism, according to a new survey that shows Canadians believe the country’s resource endowment represents a strategic asset that requires federal protection.

Ottawa Sun: Millennial thoughts on pension reform

David Coletto, Pollster for the Sun News Network In last week’s tabling of the second budget implementation bill, the federal government announced major changes to the pension plans of MPs and federal public servants. Starting in January 2013, all federal government employees will have to make larger contributions to their pension, 50% up from 37%.

Justin Trudeau: The Millennial candidate?

BY DAVID COLETTO ,QMI AGENCY Justin Trudeau will become prime minister because young Canadians, or the Millennials, who never vote, will vote for him. Before you all reach for the barf bags, let me explain why that just might be true and why conservatives should be worried. I spend a lot of my day thinking about
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