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Canadians may have a global reputation for niceness, but do we have the morals to match our pleasantries? The results of the exclusive national Sun Media/Leger Marketing morality poll are in, revealing the hidden truths behind our common decency.
In order from most to least recent stories :
Day 5 — How good is our moral compass — especially if we offer a lot of money to film your family 24/7?
Got morals? See how your answers measure up to our survey's on morality and money.
Daily dose of morality survey, question 1, part a: Your abnormal and one-of-a-kind blood type is found by scientists to be a cure for all cancer ...
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Daily dose of morality survey, question 1, part b: If your daughter was dying of cancer and the blood of another child is the cure ...
Daily dose of morality survey, question 2, part a: At the click of your mouse, the Internet goes awry and you suddenly have access to the ...
Daily dose of morality survey, question 2, part b: Would you give up your Canadian citizenship for money? ...
Day 4 — Charity starts at home. But what about the guy sleeping on your doorstep?
Daily dose of morality survey, question 1: An angry, armed mob, gathers on your front lawn, demanding Tommy Okcis, a notorious ...
Daily dose of morality survey, question 2: The truck you’re driving is rolling down a steep hill. But suddenly the brakes fail ...
Day 3 — Is marriage forever? Or does it just seem that way.
Cheating is a matter of opinion
Got morals? Check your ideas on marriage and love against our survey with this interactive tool
Daily dose of morality survey: You are walking through downtown Toronto during the Film Festival when suddenly ...
Daily dose of morality survey, part B: In front of you, a famous celebrity is hit by a bus and gravely injured ...
Day 2
: Bless us father, for we don’t put much stock in organized religion.
Got morals? An interactive look to let you compare your answers to the polls
Daily dose of morality survey: Your daughter is 18 years old. She is acting stranger than usual ...
Day 1: Sure we talk a good game, but how moral are we?
A good, hard look at Canadians
An interactive look at the results from the polls
The way we talk about morals now
Point/counterpoint: our columnists face off on morality
Using a national random sample of 2538 respondents from Leger Marketing’s Web panel, this polling method simulates a probability sample which would yield a maximum margin of error of +/-2.0%, 19 times out of 20. This survey was conducted for Sun Media using Leger Marketing’s Web panel in October of 2009.