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Do you think Canada should decriminalize marijuana?
Yes68%
No32%
Have you ever been hit in the head with a sausage?
Yes13%
No, but I have had salami shoulder at a social28%
Never (in polite company)59%
How many of your New Year's resolutions have you broken?
None - I've kept them all!8%
Just one...2%
A few...2%
Who am I kidding, all of them!4%
Can't break 'em if you don't make 'em.84%
How do you feel about the Idle No More protesters blocking Portage and Main?
I support them.21%
I support the movement but not the tactic of blocking Portage and Main.11%
I do not agree with Idle No More's objectives.46%
I don't know what Idle No More's objectives are.21%
Do you make New Year's resolutions?
No. I think they are useless.60%
No. I would break them.17%
Yes. I think they're fun.13%
Yes. I am serious about keeping my resolutions.10%
Do you think the most recent offer by the NHL to the players will result in the season being saved?
Yes. The NHL made serious concessions. Drop the puck!15%
It's a step in the right direction, but there's still lots of work to be done.14%
No. There's not enough time and both sides are too greedy.70%
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