One Third of Canadians Say Cannibalism is Not Necessarily Morally Wrong

A small scale survey of about one hundred Canadians shows that about one-third of Canadians believe that cannibalism isn't morally wrong in certain circumstances.

When asked "Do you consider cannibalism to be morally wrong?" 67.01% said yes,  27.84% said yes, except in certain circumstances and 5.15% said no.

For more information see the table below:

Do you consider cannibalism to be morally wrong?	Canadian average	British Columbia	Prairie Provinces	Ontario	Quebec	Atlantic Provinces (Not including New Brunswick)
Yes	67.01%	64.70%	66.66%	75%	83.33%	80%
Yes, except in certain circumstances	27.84%	35.39%	33.33%	22.72%	16.66%	20%
No	5.15%	0%	9.52%	6.81%	0%	0%

17 people reported they resided in British Colombia
21 people were from the Prairie Provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba) 
44 people were from Ontario 
Only 6 were from Quebec
5 were from Atlantic Canada (Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.)
4 resided outside of Canada but were Canadian citizens.  

The statistics from Quebecers and those from Atlantic Provinces are especially unreliable. 

A similar survey is being conducted for Americans (linked to here) and a larger scale survey for Canadians is being considered.