Voters tilting to the right Fifty-four percent of Canadians would welcome a political leader who was a social conservative. A majority of Canadians believe tax exemptions for aboriginal peoples should be phased out. Young Canadians think regionalism is the political wave of the future Most Canadians, aged 18 to 25, think that by 2025 voter support for federal political parties will be regional in scope rather than national. Canadians consider the environment to be the most important influence on their overall health Asked to rate on a seven-point scale the factors that influence the health of Canadians, more people mentioned air and water quality than anything else. Internet faces big credibility hurdle Canadians of all ages trust traditional information sources, such as newspapers, television and radio, over the information found on Web sites or Internet chat rooms.
Liberals retain lead, healthcare still a priority.
Most Americans are just becoming aware of the issue. Among those that have been paying attention, there is strong support for passage of the bill. Americans voters divided along gender lines for upcoming election Americans men are more likely to vote for George W. Bush while women favour Al Gore. Almost half of employed Canadians with a health benefit plan feel highly stressed at work. Women and public servants indicate they have even higher levels of stress.