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Opinion Polls — 2004

Overview

FRIENDS of Canadian Broadcasting has commissioned a substantial amount of polling research related to Canadian broadcasting issues. FRIENDS also tracks broadcasting-relevant polls conducted by others.

In addition to providing the polls in chronological order below, we have organized polls according to the broadcasting issues they address. Click here to view this list.

May 19, 2004 — Opinion Poll: Broadcasting Issues, Canada/US Relations and Canadian Public Opinion (Special Political Results Summary)

Pre-election poll commissioned by FRIENDS shows strong support among voters for strengthening Canadian culture and enhancing the CBC. This summary shows a breakdown of results by political party.

May 19, 2004 — Opinion Poll: Broadcasting Issues, Canada/US Relations and Canadian Public Opinion

Ipsos-Reid pre-election poll commissioned by FRIENDS shows Canadian voters support strengthening Canadian content, culture and identity as a means to balance closer integration with the United States.

May 14, 2004 — Opinion Poll: Ontarians want their TVOntario to remain public

Ipsos-Reid poll commissioned by FRIENDS shows a strong majority of Ontarians say that they want TVOntario to remain in public hands.

May 13, 2004 — Opinion Poll: Canadian Broadcasting Counts with Voters

Ipsos-Reid poll commissioned by FRIENDS on the eve of a federal election shows Canadian voters favour maintaining foreign ownership rules, limiting media concentration, and strengthening CBC.

Mar 29, 2004 — Opinion Poll: Attitudes Toward the Knowledge Network in British Columbia

Ipsos-Reid poll shows more than twice as many British Columbians oppose than favour the provincial government's proposed sale of Knowledge Network to private broadcasters.

Jan 16, 2004 — Opinion Poll: CEP: Canadians say NO to foreign ownership

Most Canadians support the maintenance of controls on the foreign ownership of our media and telecommunications companies, a national opinion poll shows.