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2025 (5)

• 01/08 - The NDP stands to gain after Trudeau’s departure; but is Jagmeet Singh the right leader to get it done?
• 01/08 - Analysis: How Trump brought down Canada’s ‘Governor’ Trudeau
• 01/06 - From Sunny Ways to his Final Days: How Canada changed in nine years of Justin Trudeau’s leadership
• 01/02 - The Freeland Factor: Among potential Trudeau replacements, can ex-minister save a sinking Liberal ship?
• 01/01 - Our Top 10 Stories of 2024

2024 (115)

• 12/30 - The Federal Liberals’ New Year’s Eve Nightmare: Party vote intent sinks to 16%, Trudeau approval at all-time low
• 12/19 - End of year review: While Trudeau’s future is unclear, all three major federal leaders failing to connect with Canadians
• 12/15 - Economic pessimism declines, but two-in-five say they are ‘worse off’ than last year
• 12/12 - From ‘eh’ to ‘meh’? Pride and attachment to country in Canada endure significant declines
• 12/11 - Division over aspects of assisted dying, from MAID-free spaces to a prohibition on doctors raising it unsolicited
• 12/10 - Premiers’ Performance: Re-election rebounds for Moe and Houston, Legault finishes year on downward trend
• 12/08 - Missing the Mark? Lower-income individuals least likely to be eligible for $250 govt. cheque; 45% say GST holiday would help
• 12/04 - Tariffs, border demands & defence: Half of Canadians say this country should play hardball against Trump’s threats
• 12/03 - You’ve (not) Got Mail: Seven-in-10 Canadians affected by Canada Post strike, sympathy falls near evenly on both sides
• 12/02 - Rising diplomatic tensions and allegations of foreign interference fuel plummeting Canadian views of India
• 11/26 - Canadians say business and political corruption is common, but few trust government to address issue
• 11/20 - Disability & MAID: Three-in-five concerned lack of adequate care may push vulnerable to consider assisted dying
• 11/18 - What’s my age again? Older Canadians feel younger than their age; overall population feels older than it did in 2015
• 11/13 - SCOC: Most say Canada’s top court is impartial, but one-third say politics play into judicial appointments
• 11/11 - Great Expectations or Bleak House? Most Canadians are happy, but life outlooks have worsened over past decade
• 11/08 - Analysis: Don’t expect a unified ‘Team Canada’ approach to Donald Trump this time
• 11/07 - Trump’s Tariffs: Americans favour large tariffs on China, less convinced Canada should be a target
• 11/04 - Canadians prefer Trudeau to deal with Harris, Poilievre to work with Trump
• 10/28 - U.S. Election: Race tight one week from Election Day, early returns favor Kamala Harris
• 10/27 - Happy Trails, Trudeau? Loyal Liberal base wants PM to stay; potential Grit voters more ready to bid him adieu
• 10/25 - Analysis: Supporting B.C. journalism helps provide a core pillar in defence of democracy
• 10/22 - Who wants a federal election? Nearly all CPC supporters want to see the writs; everyone else, not so much
• 10/20 - Not close enough for comfort: Inflation drops, but most continue to struggle with grocery, rental costs
• 10/14 - The Slim Margin between Love & Hate: Voter motivation, regional battles reveal emerging B.C. campaign picture
• 10/09 - Birth rate crisis? Half of those who want children have waited longer than they’d like, due largely to cost
• 10/02 - Ford’s PCPO increases vote share despite Ontarians giving it the worst government performance score in Canada
• 09/30 - Zero-Carbon Shipping: Majority of Canadians willing to pay extra to offset emissions
• 09/25 - B.C. Election ’24: Conservatives gain, Greens decline in key Metro Vancouver battlegrounds, putting pressure on NDP
• 09/23 - Metro Slide: Dissatisfaction with federal Liberals drives double-digit drop in urban support
• 09/18 - Premiers’ Performance: As Election Day looms for three, Eby up, Moe down, Higgs remains least approved-of
• 09/17 - CPC policy hypotheticals: Canadians see a balanced budget, longer jail time as ‘good’; defunding CBC as ‘bad’
• 09/13 - Analysis: Canadians don’t want their politicians to be this extreme
• 09/11 - The Missing Political Middle: One-third of Canadians say they feel like ‘orphans’ as parties move farther apart
• 09/10 - Harris leads Trump by four points; White and non-White voters at odds with seven weeks until Election Day
• 09/09 - Temporary Foreign Workers: Canadians support reduced program; few want workers to have path to citizenship
• 09/05 - BC Election 2024: Voters sour over NDP’s performance on top issues, creating traction for BC Conservatives
• 09/03 - Federal Politics: Concern over immigration quadruples over last 24 months
• 08/30 - SCOTUS: Biden reforms widely supported as majority say they lack confidence in America’s top court
• 08/30 - Analysis: How Pierre Poilievre is dramatically reshaping B.C. politics
• 08/30 - Election 2024: BC NDP, Conservatives in statistical tie as United’s withdrawal leaves one-in-ten undecided
• 08/23 - DNC Bump?: Harris extends lead over Trump with base built on youth vote
• 08/21 - Election 2024: Saskatchewan Party maintains lead over the opposition NDP, but the gap is narrowing
• 08/16 - Analysis: Optimism for Kamala Harris aside, politics for women is more brutal than ever
• 08/13 - U.S. Election: Canadians keen on Kamala, but say women generally walk a harder road to high political office
• 08/07 - Paris 2024: Canadians take pride cheering their athletes, but stop short of wanting to host future games
• 08/02 - Analysis: Focusing on Chrystia Freeland’s fate? The stupid season has hit Canadian politics
• 07/27 - Game Change: Invigorated young Democrats give Harris slight lead over Trump
• 07/22 - Trumped Again?: 66% of Canadians say a second GOP presidential term would be ‘bad’ or ‘terrible’ for Canada
• 07/18 - Play nice or talk tough? Canadians prefer provinces stand up for themselves over avoiding conflict with Ottawa
• 07/15 - Risks & Prospects: Survey of Agriculture Sector finds policy environment, extreme weather, protectionism atop agenda
• 07/14 - Confederational Fairness: As premiers meet, which provinces say they get more, or less, out of federation?
• 07/10 - Fuel tax ‘holiday’ a hit with more than half of Canadians, opposed by those least financial stressed
• 07/08 - Canadians feeling the financial heat this summer as housing pain intensifies; few see prices for essentials falling
• 07/04 - World Cup red card? By a three-to-one ratio, B.C. residents say cost for games in Vancouver ‘not worth it’
• 07/02 - Canadian Dream? High housing costs has two-in-five recent immigrants saying they may leave their province (or Canada)
• 06/25 - Premiers’ Performance: Kinew on top as honeymoon continues; Eby slides as B.C. election approaches
• 06/23 - Must Trudeau go? Amid chatter of his ouster, potential Liberal replacements offer little room for party to recover
• 06/21 - Analysis: Liberals face a very tough summer over the capital-gains tax boost
• 06/20 - Foreign Interference: Two-thirds, including majority of CPC voters say all leaders should read NSICOP report
• 06/18 - Capital Gains Tax: One-in-five say increasing inclusion rate will cost them more over next five years
• 06/17 - Despite frequent evidence of both, concern over anti-Semitism, Islamophobia has declined since last year
• 06/12 - Favourability of Nations: U.S. rebounds, India drops double-digits, China remains historically low
• 06/09 - Is BC the place to be? Amid affordability woes, one-in-three residents “seriously” consider leaving the province
• 06/07 - Analysis: Foreign meddling in Canada’s democracy: Why can’t Libs and Tories get their act together?
• 06/05 - Israel-Gaza Ceasefire: In both Canada and US, majority say hostilities should end immediately
• 06/04 - Haida Gwaii Agreement: Most say it was right decision, but oppose it as precedent going forward
• 06/02 - Campus Encampments: Generational divide over support for pro-Palestinian camps, length of time they can stay
• 05/29 - BC NDP maintains double-digit lead ahead of expected campaign; Rustad & Falcon lack appeal, trust on top issues
• 05/24 - Analysis: ‘Summer of discontent’? Federal public service should tread carefully in return-to-office dispute
• 05/22 - Remote Control: Half of public sector union members say they support new federal return-to-office policy
• 05/15 - Religion and Vote: Liberals trail among Jews, Muslims as party walks tight rope in response to Gaza war
• 05/10 - Analysis: The rancour and divisiveness of federal politics threaten Canadian society
• 05/08 - Canada’s national party leaders have never been less popular, and 50 years of data demonstrates that
• 05/06 - Protest Persuasion? Most Canadians say demonstrations raise awareness, but don’t change policy or minds
• 05/01 - Protests and Policing: Two-thirds say inconsistent treatment from authorities favours some groups over others
• 04/29 - Protest Positions: Canadians say universities are fair game for demonstrations; hospitals, schools less so
• 04/26 - Analysis: Trudeau looks like a sad clown after trying some budget magic
• 04/24 - ‘Generational fairness’?: Seven-in-ten Gen Z, Millennials say Trudeau’s government not working in their interest
• 04/23 - No Bounce: Liberals’ hoped-for support surge in wake of under-40 targeted spending blitz has yet to materialize
• 04/15 - Analysis: Trudeau’s pre-budget dance isn’t impressing the audience
• 04/14 - Matthews or McDavid? Hockey fans equally likely to say Toronto or Edmonton can end nation’s Stanley Cup drought
• 04/10 - Budget 2024: Majority of Canadians concerned about deficit, say federal government is spending ‘too much’
• 04/07 - Canada Disability Benefit: Nine-in-ten support benefit, but most doubt federal government will get it done
• 04/01 - Ontario Spotlight: Budget deficit adds to Ford government’s challenges, as criticism on top issues mounts from all sides
• 03/31 - B.C. Politics Deep Dive: How does current federal vote intention impact this fall’s provincial vote?
• 03/30 - Analysis: Should Trudeau rethink his approach to the carbon tax?
• 03/26 - Is there life after death? Majority of Canadians believe they may have more than one life to live
• 03/24 - Raise, pause, abolish? Centre-left voters rally around carbon tax, but majority would still reduce or eliminate it
• 03/20 - Fiscal Divide: Canada’s worst off expect more of the same ahead, the Thriving are most likely to expect even better
• 03/17 - B.C. Spotlight: In the face of heavy criticism on key issues, BC NDP still top choice ahead of October election
• 03/15 - Analysis: Kate’s photo fail exposes the rocky road the royals now travel
• 03/14 - Saskatchewan Spotlight: Sask Party preferred on top issues, hold double-digit vote intention lead
• 03/12 - Five-Year Decline: Canadians growing more critical of their provincial governments as unresolved issues linger
• 03/10 - Premiers’ Performance: In election year, half approve of Moe and Eby, Higgs has steep hill to climb
• 03/09 - As NATO calls on allies to increase defence spending, Canadians prioritise importance of military readiness
• 03/06 - Federal Politics: On best PM, Canadians about as likely to choose Poilievre as ‘none of the above’
• 03/01 - Analysis: Mulroney was a reminder of a very different time in Canadian politics
• 02/27 - Parental opposition to childhood vaccination grows as Canadians worry about harms of anti-vax movement
• 02/16 - Analysis: Trudeau and Poilievre are both flailing on foreign policy
• 02/12 - B.C. Land Act: Voters divided over increased decision-making authority for Indigenous governments
• 02/11 - In Gaza-Israel conflict, sympathies now shared equally between both sides after shift in Canadian opinion
• 02/08 - State of the Nations: Canadians proud of country, but see ‘Trump-style politics’ as a risk
• 02/05 - Ukraine Invasion: Canadian attention, and Conservative support, plummets two years into conflict
• 01/31 - Hard landing: Half of Canadians under 55 fear potential job loss, majority say they have little financial cushion
• 01/29 - State of the Nations: Is there room for political compromise in Canada? Even on this, Canadians are evenly split
• 01/25 - Right to work? Union-softening labour laws split Canadians
• 01/23 - Cost and Effect: Heightened economic anxiety pushes many 2021 Liberal voters to look elsewhere for relief
• 01/21 - Head vs. Heart: 2-in-3 Liberal voters are more motivated to block the CPC than back a party they’re passionate about
• 01/19 - Analysis: Liberals shouldn’t be comparing Pierre Poilievre to Trump
• 01/17 - State of the Nations: Just one-in-three Americans say they’ll accept the results of the 2024 election regardless of outcome
• 01/14 - State of the Nations: Canadians fear for the impacts of another Trump term as U.S. Election 2024 looms
• 01/10 - Labour Mobility: By two-to-one margin, Canadians support banning non-compete clauses
• 01/08 - Blast radius: Satisfaction with provincial governments crashes after years of COVID-19, cost of living crisis
• 01/05 - Analysis: Exhausted and frustrated by 2023, Canadians hope for better in 2024
• 01/03 - The year ahead: Challenges from 2023 linger, but Canadians enter 2024 more optimistic

2023 (122)

• 12/28 - Our Top 10 Stories of 2023
• 12/26 - How was it for you? Canadians weigh in on 2023, reflecting gratitude, exhaustion & less happiness than past years
• 12/22 - Analysis: Poetry in motion? Canadian politics in 2023 deserves a few verses
• 12/19 - In Canada, vast majority agree both anti-Semitism & anti-Muslim views are problems; less consensus over severity
• 12/17 - B.C. Spotlight: One-in-three would give province say on housing, but plurality prefer housing decisions stay local
• 12/13 - The Swing Factors: Understanding the campaign promises that could grow, or shrink, the CPC’s blue tent
• 12/10 - CPP Showdown: Little desire for creation of new provincial pension plans across the country – including in Alberta
• 12/06 - Alberta Spotlight: Split over health care restructuring, most blame lack of resources for current challenges
• 12/05 - Saskatchewan: Majority support government’s gender & pronoun policy but half also say exceptions needed
• 12/03 - Premiers’ Performance: Legault ends year at all-time low, Kinew enjoys post-election honeymoon
• 11/29 - Snowed Under: Falling inflation provides scant relief as Canadians cool holiday spending for a second year
• 11/28 - No Appeal: Most say government should accept Federal Court ruling on plastics as reusable bags preferred
• 11/28 - Analysis: If Liberals have any hope of winning carbon tax battle, they have to help Canadians understand what it actually costs
• 11/24 - Analysis: As a potential prime minister, Pierre Poilievre needs to choose his words much more carefully
• 11/21 - Satisfaction with federal government services rebounds
• 11/19 - Carbon pricing troubles drive a widening gap between leading CPC and lagging Liberals in vote intention
• 11/15 - Carbon Tax: Perceptions of insufficient rebates, cost of living concern & questions over efficacy send support plummeting
• 11/10 - Can Trudeau and the Liberals get their mojo back?
• 11/07 - Canada and the Culture Wars – Full Report
• 11/06 - Israel-Gaza: Canadians share sympathies with both sides in warzone, two-thirds call for ceasefire
• 11/01 - Pointless Parliament? Disenchanted Canadians describe debates in House of Commons as ‘posturing’, ‘useless’
• 10/30 - Canadians hold more nuanced views than we give them credit for
• 10/22 - Mortgage woes grow: Number of Canadians saying their mortgage is ‘very difficult’ to pay has doubled since March
• 10/21 - Seven-in-ten parents say their child will ‘trick-or-treat’ this year; one-in-three say their community is less safe than it was 10 years ago
• 10/18 - A B.C. Battle (for second place): NDP hold comfortable lead as surging Conservatives pull into a tie with BC United
• 10/17 - Majority — including two-in-five past Liberal voters — say Trudeau should step down
• 10/16 - Medical Assistance in Dying: Majority say religiously affiliated hospitals should not be forced to provide MAID
• 10/10 - Canada and the Culture Wars: Most agree on causes of climate change, find consensus on how capitalism affects inequality
• 10/04 - Canada and the Culture Wars: Majority say legacy of colonialism still a problem, two-in-five disagree
• 09/27 - Mental Health and MAID: Canadians who struggle to get help more likely to support expanding eligibility
• 09/26 - Canada and the Culture Wars: Most point to some progress reducing racism, but far fewer call it ‘significant’
• 09/26 - Mentalités culturelles canadiennes
• 09/20 - Les Canadiens et la classe sociale : malgré leur conviction profonde que le Canada est une méritocratie, une majorité relative de répondants affirment tout de même appartenir à la même classe sociale que leurs parents.
• 09/20 - Canadians & Class: Strong belief in Canada as a meritocracy, but plurality identify as the same social class as their parents
• 09/19 - Manitoba Election: Kinew and NDP hold six-point advantage at midway mark of campaign
• 09/18 - Canada and the Culture Wars: On gender, more than half say a person is male or female, but one-third say that’s ‘too limiting’
• 09/15 - How should we understand Canada’s version of the ‘culture wars’?
• 09/13 - Alberta Politics: Support tilts towards backing renewable moratorium, but worries over jobs, power prices linger
• 09/13 - Where do you stand on the Culture Wars? Take the quiz
• 09/12 - Premiers’ Performance: Facing re-election, Manitoba’s Stefanson’s approval trends upward, but remains low
• 09/10 - Canada and the Culture Wars: In the first of a multi-part series, Canadians weigh in on the nation’s divided discourse
• 09/07 - Greenbelt Grief: Ford’s personal approval drops to five-year low, but voters still prefer PCPO to opposition options
• 09/06 - Federal Politics: As Conservative convention begins, Poilievre viewed as best PM by 2-to-1 margin over Trudeau
• 09/01 - Labour Day — Does ‘Solidarity Forever’ mean solidarity for everyone?
• 08/31 - Labour Day: Union members boost the benefits of organized labour, but almost 40% say membership costs exceed gains
• 08/27 - Vast majority say schools should inform parents if children wish to change their pronouns, are split over issue of parental consent
• 08/23 - Take the Great Canadian Class Survey
• 08/21 - One-quarter of young adults affected by smoke and fumes from recent wildfires say they’d think of moving
• 08/17 - Après une « décennie de déclin » en santé, les Canadiens sont d’avis que l’argent ne pourra pas à lui seul résoudre cette crise.
• 08/16 - After a ‘decade of decline’ in health care, Canadians not convinced that money is enough to solve the crisis
• 08/13 - Cruel Summer: Trudeau’s Liberals trail opposition CPC by seven points at midway mark of federal election cycle
• 08/04 - Trudeau marriage break-up shows how the role of political spouse has changed
• 07/19 - Bracing for (more) pain: Three-in-five Canadians say latest increase to BoC rate will further hurt finances
• 07/12 - As newsrooms grapple with shifting media landscape, most Canadians oppose government intervention
• 07/11 - Canada-China tensions and the impact on Canada’s Asian diaspora
• 07/10 - Privacy Policy
• 07/09 - While Canadians say ‘Big Tech’ should pay to share Canadian news, few see Online News Act as the solution
• 07/07 - Canadians stuck in the middle of the standoff over news content online
• 06/28 - Provincial Performance: B.C. & Ontario governments face immense, growing criticism over handling of key issues
• 06/23 - Don’t let the Air India bombing fade from Canadians’ collective memory
• 06/21 - Air India Anniversary: 60% of 18- to 34-year-olds have ‘never heard of’ nation’s deadliest terror attack
• 06/19 - Falling out of LIV? Two-in-five PGA fans say they will watch less if professional golf merger passes, few will watch more
• 06/18 - Federal Politics: Trudeau’s approval slides among NDP, Liberal voters
• 06/12 - Double-digit advantage in Winnipeg has Manitoba NDP comfortably ahead in lead-up to October election
• 06/10 - With David Johnston out, our leaders must get serious about tackling election interference
• 06/07 - Federal Politics: As inflation fight inflicts pain on the nation, one-third of 2021 Liberals look elsewhere for relief
• 06/06 - Premiers’ Performance: Smith approval static after election win, Stefanson struggles ahead of October contest
• 06/04 - Economic Outlook: Burdened by debt and rising housing costs, three-in-ten Canadians ‘struggling’ to get by
• 06/01 - International Priorities: Defence rises in prominence as majority believes Canada’s military is lagging behind
• 05/26 - Thanks to both Poilievre and Trudeau, it’s unlikely we’ll ever unravel the election-meddling mess
• 05/25 - Election Interference: Canadians tilt towards calling for a public inquiry; majority call government response ‘evasive’
• 05/19 - Trudeau’s approval: how does it compare to other prime ministers over the last five decades?
• 05/17 - Alberta Election: Smith judged best choice on oil and gas, Notley best on health; leaders tied on best vision
• 05/16 - Alberta Election: 2023 race hinges significantly on Battleground Calgary and turnout of younger voters
• 05/15 - Canada’s Global Image: Half of Canadians believe nation’s international reputation is on the decline
• 05/12 - Can Poilievre stickhandle around rivals who are chasing his supporters?
• 05/01 - Fear of Renewal: Most new homebuyers ‘very worried’ next term will bring much higher monthly payments
• 04/28 - PSAC strike — solidarity for now, but how long will it last?
• 04/26 - Overpaid or undervalued? Politics divides opinions of federal employees’ working conditions & compensation
• 04/23 - King and Country? Three-in-five want to chuck Charles as Canadians cool towards new monarch
• 04/21 - Deal or No Deal? Most Canadians support union demands for wage premiums, but more divided over higher pay
• 04/19 - Hope and heartbreak: Canadian hockey fans put faith in Oilers, Leafs to end three-decade Stanley Cup drought
• 04/16 - Employee Advantage: With job market remaining tight, many workers continue to resist a return to the office
• 04/11 - BC Spotlight: Cost-of-living crisis persists, but NDP holds comfortable lead; BC United under Falcon yet to gain
• 04/05 - Tightening up, drawing down: Vast majority of Canadians making tough decisions to handle cost-of-living crisis
• 04/03 - Ontario Spotlight: NDP under Marit Stiles opens up gap over Liberals, but new leader still relatively unknown
• 04/02 - Deficit Doubts: Past CPC, Bloc voters drive plurality view federal government should do more to get out of the red
• 03/31 - The RCMP faces yet another critical moment to improve. But history leaves us sceptical
• 03/29 - Federal Vote Deep Dive: Despite national lead, major urban centres represent a significant obstacle for CPC
• 03/28 - Alberta Spotlight: Smith and UCP lead as the NDP fights in Calgary to convert warmth for Notley into votes
• 03/22 - Views from (both sides of) the 49th: Canadians take more pride in their country than Americans do in their own
• 03/20 - Mr. Biden Goes to Ottawa: China tops list of issues Canadians want PM-President summit to address
• 03/19 - Bank Account Blues: Half of Canadians say they’re worse off than a year ago, far fewer expect improvement
• 03/17 - Neither Trudeau nor Poilievre is shooting straight these days
• 03/15 - Federal Politics: Liberals trail CPC by six points in vote intention; but Poilievre lags Trudeau in likeability
• 03/14 - Premiers’ Performance: Three premiers face re-election in 2023; others spring forward, a few fall back
• 03/12 - Islamophobia in Canada: Four mindsets indicate negativity is nationwide, most intense in Quebec
• 03/09 - Friends and foes: Most Canadians say Ottawa should approach China as a ‘threat’ or ‘enemy’
• 03/06 - Lacking the Will: Half of Canadians say they don’t have a last will and testament, including one-in-five aged 55+
• 03/03 - Canadians need real answers on allegations of election meddling by China
• 02/28 - China, Canada and Challenging Diplomacy: Two-in-three Canadians believe Beijing did attempt election interference
• 02/26 - Public Purists, Privatization Proponents and the Curious: Canada’s three health-care mindsets
• 02/21 - Russian invasion: 55% of Canadians say Ukraine should fight on, half as many say it’s time to negotiate
• 02/20 - The spy-balloon saga carries a down-to-earth message about Canada’s defence
• 02/15 - Tipping Point: Canadians tired of ‘tip-flation’; most would scrap gratuity-based system for higher service wages
• 02/12 - La santé mentale et l’AMM: les Canadiens s’interrogent sur les changements prévus à la loi canadienne sur l’aide à mourir.
• 02/12 - Mental Health and MAID: Canadians question looming changes to Canada’s assisted-death law
• 02/10 - Playing health-care hero will be tricky for the premiers and the PM
• 02/08 - Super-ior Bowl? Most Canadian football fans would choose Super Bowl over Grey Cup, but not everywhere
• 02/05 - Funding Faceoff: Canadians split over key decisions regarding federal-provincial Health Accord
• 02/01 - Emergencies Act: Ahead of report release, half say Freedom Convoy protests were a threat to national security
• 01/30 - La disposition de dérogation : la majorité estime que son utilisation accrue est problématique et souhaiterait son abolition
• 01/25 - Notwithstanding Clause: Majority see increased use problematic, would pursue abolition
• 01/23 - Canadians strongly support COVID-19 test requirement for travellers from China, but also question its efficacy
• 01/22 - 24 Sussex: Most Canadians say political cowardice is the reason why PM’s official residence continues to crumble
• 01/20 - Nostalgia’s great, but how long will Zellers last?
• 01/17 - Holiday travel hell: More Canadians blame weather and airlines, than government, for recent chaos
• 01/16 - Appui croissant en faveur de l’énergie nucléaire : deux répondants sur cinq se sentiraient à l’aise si une centrale s’installait dans un rayon de 50 km de leur domicile.
• 01/12 - Risks & realities of contact sports: Most say Hamlin injury an ‘unfortunate part of the game’, won’t affect their viewership
• 01/10 - As support for nuclear energy increases, two-in-five say they’d be comfortable with a plant within 50 km
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2022 (119)

• 12/29 - Inflation, health care, the ‘Freedom Convoy’ and more: ARI Top Five Stories of 2022
• 12/27 - Gun control, National Unity and more: ARI Top Stories of 2022 – 6 through 10
• 12/23 - Do we really need government to tell us to mask up?
• 12/21 - Unmasked but not Unwilling? More than half would bring back mask mandates, including many who rarely wear one
• 12/20 - The Sacred Texts: Canadian perspectives on the Bible, Qu’ran, Torah, and their place in modern society
• 12/18 - Federal leadership: Trudeau enjoys end of year approval bump; Poilievre remains deeply unpopular with women
• 12/14 - Ontario Spotlight: Ford government frozen out over key issues of inflation, health care, education
• 12/12 - Les récentes perturbations au sein de la chaîne d’approvisionnement offrent aux Canadiens un nouveau regard sur le transport maritime
• 12/12 - Supply chain crunch provides new perspective for Canadians on marine shipping
• 12/11 - BC Spotlight: Eby’s housing salvo met with enthusiasm, but NDP remains heavily criticized on affordability, health care
• 12/09 - Liberals and Tories both using firearms bill to fire up support
• 12/07 - Wilted Rose: Third party support evaporates leaving NDP, UCP tied in vote intent with divergent supporter priorities
• 12/06 - Premiers’ Performance: Smith divides Albertans, Ford ranks among lowest in leader approval
• 12/05 - No, Sur(charge): Two-in-five credit card holders would stop shopping at major retailers if hit with 1.5% fee
• 12/04 - Holiday hurt: Inflation realities deflate Christmas shopping plans, two-in-five cut back on charitable giving
• 11/27 - Abortion and Politics: Majority support law to guarantee access; wouldn’t stop pro-life candidates from running
• 11/25 - Canadians’ views on abortion are often more nuanced than we think
• 11/23 - ‘Pro-Choice’ or ‘Pro-Life’? In a debate often lacking nuance, 41% of Canadians are ‘somewhere in between’
• 11/21 - Abortion in Canada: Understanding the experiences and choices of women who’ve faced unwanted pregnancies
• 11/16 - Fifi, Fido & Affordability: As cost of living rises, pet owners praise veterinarian care but say it costs too much
• 11/06 - Democracy in North America: Significant segments in Canada, U.S. open to authoritarian leadership
• 11/01 - Metro Vancouver: Full or partial amalgamation supported by half in the region, highest enthusiasm on North Shore
• 10/28 - Which was worse — Colin Thatcher’s presence at Saskatchewan’s throne speech, or the behaviour of the government that shrugged it off?
• 10/26 - Streamed Out: Cost of living crunch prompts one-in-three to cancel streaming subscriptions in last six months
• 10/18 - Out of Service: Hospitality sector sheds employees of all ages during COVID-19 while migration to tech surged
• 10/12 - Concerns over crime climb to decade high; confidence in RCMP plummets below majority
• 10/04 - Ontario Spotlight: Bill 7 divides Ontarians as government moves ahead to free up hospital beds
• 10/02 - The Horgan Legacy: Outgoing premier beats B.C. political odds by leaving on a high, but not without criticism
• 09/30 - Trudeau and Poilievre face a similar challenge in attracting voters
• 09/29 - UCP leadership race leaves Albertans largely uninspired by their options, worried about potential result
• 09/28 - Cutting back: Nine-in-ten Canadians now tightening household budgets as inflation, high prices persist
• 09/27 - Quebec Election: CAQ leads a crowded political field while three parties battle for second place
• 09/27 - Élections au Québec: La CAQ mène dans un champ politique bondé où trois partis se disputent la deuxième place
• 09/26 - Federal Politics: Conservatives open seven-point lead over Liberals as past PPC voters migrate to Poilievre
• 09/21 - Premiers’ Performance: Moe regains momentum, front-runner Legault seeks re-election with lowest approval of term
• 09/16 - Canadians lament their crumbling health-care system but the alternatives are far from clear
• 09/11 - Half of Canadians say health-care system would suffer with an infusion of private care; one-in-three say it would help
• 09/08 - In Canada, Queen Elizabeth was part of the fabric of our lives
• 09/07 - Doc Deficits: Half of Canadians either can’t find a doctor or can’t get a timely appointment with the one they have
• 09/06 - Access to Health Care: Free, but for all? Nearly nine million Canadians report chronic difficulty getting help
• 09/02 - Health officials must tackle Canadians’ confusion over vaccines, before it’s too late
• 08/21 - The Toll of Inflation: Soaring prices has four-in-five Canadians pinching pennies
• 08/16 - The puck stops where? Canadians show little confidence in Hockey Canada culture change amid sex abuse allegations
• 08/10 - Majority of Canadians view Pope Francis’ apology for residential schools as a step towards reconciliation
• 07/27 - As inflation hits record high, three-quarters of Canadians say now is not the time to make a major purchase
• 07/24 - CPC Crossroads: Disaffected Liberals, NDP voters bolster Charest’s ranks; Conservative base holds with Poilievre
• 07/22 - Summer doldrums displace thoughts of COVID-19, Ukraine
• 07/21 - Turbine Troubles: Should Ottawa have sent pipeline parts back to Russia? Canadians weigh in
• 07/19 - As COVID BA.5 cases surge, Canadians’ desire to implement mask mandates or vaccine passports plunges
• 07/18 - Fret vs. no sweat? Generational divide drives concern over next COVID-19 wave and preventing infection spread
• 07/17 - COVID-19: Half want boosters ASAP, but two-in-five among vaccinated say they’re not sold on another shot
• 07/12 - Atlantic Spotlight: Soaring inflation, floundering health-care systems leave East Coasters critical of governments
• 07/07 - Prairie Politics: Moe and Stefanson share a border, but residents’ government satisfaction is worlds apart
• 07/04 - Quebec Spotlight: Governing CAQ hold comfortable lead, one-in-five each support Liberals and Conservatives
• 06/29 - Ontario Spotlight: Ford government faces skepticism, lack of consensus among Ontarians over lengthy to-do list
• 06/28 - Horgan exits a popular premier, but leaves wake of criticism on housing, health care
• 06/26 - Federal Politics: In CPC leadership race, Poilievre faces a support ceiling, Charest must connect more with base
• 06/24 - I will not forget the victims of Air India and neither should you
• 06/23 - Highest inflation rates in forty years have Canadians tightening belts, bracing for more financial turbulence
• 06/21 - Health check: Provinces’ performance on key file in massive decline
• 06/16 - Alberta Spotlight: Brian Jean, Danielle Smith claim early advantage in UCP leadership race to succeed Kenney
• 06/16 - Landing with a ‘thud’: Royal Museum rebuild causes political mess for NDP government, but BC Liberals yet to capitalize
• 06/13 - Premiers’ Performance: Good and bad for Houston. Horgan, Legault see their approval slide
• 06/10 - Canada keeps hitting turbulence on the journey back to normal
• 06/09 - Service Please: Canadians split over satisfaction when accessing federal government services
• 06/08 - Canadians’ expectations post-pandemic; support for the poor, environmental protection, gain in importance
• 06/05 - Free Speech or Free Fall? Half in Canada say Musk buying Twitter will lead to more misinformation on the platform
• 06/03 - Queen Elizabeth II’s jubilee could be the last huzzah for the British Commonwealth
• 05/31 - Ontario election 2022 will be remembered as the Battle of the Bleah
• 05/26 - Ontario Election: Voters, preoccupied with inflation, cost of living worries are unenthusiastic about their choices
• 05/23 - Interest in Rates: Almost half want BoC to take wait-and-see approach before raising interest rates further
• 05/19 - COVID, conservatism and the downfall of Alberta’s Jason Kenney
• 05/18 - Angus Reid, U of T study shows Omicron triples Canada’s COVID-19 infection count
• 05/15 - Canadians say gun violence rising; prefer national policy over provincial regulations
• 05/13 - Views on Canada’s Emergencies Act show just how deeply divided we are
• 05/11 - Emergencies Act Review: Canadians divided whether ‘Freedom Convoy’ could have been dispersed without it
• 05/08 - Canadians supportive of government response to Ukraine-Russia conflict, but many say more is needed
• 05/04 - Corruption in Canada: Seven-in-ten support an international court to fight global corruption
• 04/20 - The Queen at 96: Canadians support growing monarchy abolition movement, would pursue after Elizabeth II dies
• 04/17 - Canada across the religious spectrum: A portrait of the nation’s inter-faith perspectives during Holy Week
• 04/17 - Queen Elizabeth continues to hold Canadians’ affection. The rest of the royals — not so much
• 04/10 - Reshaping Communities: Discontent with community design drives a push for more inclusive architecture
• 04/01 - Doug Ford’s fiercest Ontario election opponent may be the pandemic
• 03/30 - Provincial spotlight: Ontario, Alberta governments heavily criticized on nearly every aspect of provincial management
• 03/29 - Community Connections: For young adults, ‘belonging’ has little to do with neighbourhood
• 03/27 - The Art of the Deal? Canadians split along political lines over NDP-Liberal confidence-and-supply agreement
• 03/22 - Back to work(place): As employers beckon, telecommuters grow more entrenched at home
• 03/21 - CPC Contenders: Poilievre rallies Conservative, PPC base, Charest has more room to grow across the centre
• 03/20 - Thinking of the children: Two-thirds of parents feel kids’ well-being an afterthought in pandemic decisions
• 03/18 - Anita Anand faces an uphill battle to boost Canada’s defence spending
• 03/17 - Premiers’ Performance: Houston soars in approval, while Ford makes gains months before Ontario election
• 03/15 - Half of Canadians back sending lethal aid to Ukraine; most prefer humanitarian assistance, sanctions against Russia
• 03/14 - As 24 months of pandemic restrictions lift, are Canadians ready – or reluctant – to let go?
• 03/10 - Two Years of COVID-19: Half of Canadians say their mental health has worsened; women under 55 hit hardest
• 03/09 - COVID at Two: Vast majorities say the pandemic has pulled Canadians apart, brought out the worst in people
• 03/06 - Cost of Living: Majority of mortgage holders walking a thin line as interest rate begins to rise
• 03/04 - Symbolic support of Ukraine is fine, but Canadians need a serious conversation about our actions
• 02/28 - State of the Union: Majorities on both sides of the border believe American Age is in its final chapter
• 02/27 - Falling Behind: 53% of Canadians say they can’t keep up with the cost of living
• 02/21 - Price Check: Four-in-five say they’ve changed food buying habits because of increasing costs
• 02/20 - The Ottawa trucker protest reveals the ugly side of federal politics
• 02/16 - Canadians would offer support to Ukraine in conflict with Russia, but few say they want troops involved
• 02/13 - Blockade Backlash: Three-in-four Canadians tell convoy protesters, ‘Go Home Now’
• 02/09 - Ottawa state of emergency over trucker protest shows Canada’s Trumpists are growing
• 02/08 - Angst of the Americas: Four-in-five Canadians worry about the domestic impacts of continued U.S. political turmoil
• 02/04 - Conservatives’ embrace of the truck protest in Ottawa isn’t helping them
• 02/03 - Politics and disengagement: Two-in-five say there’s “no room” for compromise in Canada; most say their interests are ignored
• 01/30 - Incidence of Omicron: One-in-five Canadians report COVID-19 infection in their household since Dec. 1
• 01/26 - Minority Management: Half of Canadians expect another federal election within two years
• 01/25 - Unconcerned about Omicron: More than four-in-five now believe a COVID-19 infection would be mild, manageable
• 01/23 - Pandemic fatigue: One-in-three Canadians report struggles with mental health; 23% say they’re ‘depressed’
• 01/21 - Child vaccination has become a whole new challenge in the era of COVID
• 01/20 - Inflation Anxiety: More Canadians say they’re worse off now financially than any time since 2010
• 01/19 - Spotlight on Provincial Politics: NDP edge PCPO in vote among Ontario voters, CAQ leads comfortably in Quebec
• 01/16 - Premiers’ Performance: Ford continues to fall in approval, Houston rides high on strength of COVID-19 handling
• 01/12 - Omicron Inevitability? 55% say they’ll be infected regardless of precautions; two-in-five would end all restrictions
• 01/09 - Three-in-five Canadians want less trade with China, but many express concern about the economic costs of taking a stand
• 01/07 - Canada’s relations with China is at a critical crossroads
• 01/05 - Capitol Attack Anniversary: Majority of Canadians & Americans say January 6 riot was ‘domestic terrorism’

2021 (128)

• 12/27 - Five issues to watch in 2022
• 12/19 - COVID-19: Canadians call for more rapid access to rapid antigen tests as Omicron fuels more holiday season anxiety
• 12/10 - Erin O’Toole may survive as Conservative leader, but the numbers aren’t helping him
• 12/09 - O’Toole’s Blue Christmas: CPC leader’s popularity plummets post-election as party’s fortunes run flat
• 12/08 - Cyber concerns: Canadians show little confidence in ability of several key institutions to fend off cyberattacks
• 12/06 - 53% of Canadians would not send diplomats to 2022 Olympic Games; two-in-five would keep athletes home
• 12/05 - Omicron Unease: Worry over contracting COVID-19 rises on news of new variant; hopes for ‘normal’ holidays in question
• 12/01 - Out of stock: Half of Christmas shoppers having difficulty finding items in store; many are starting early
• 11/29 - For many Canadians, interest in remaining a constitutional monarchy will die with Queen Elizabeth
• 11/26 - Political debates over inflation meet grim reality for many Canadians
• 11/22 - COVID & Border Crossings: Little consensus over dropping molecular test for returning travellers – but two-in-five want rapid tests at the border
• 11/18 - Three Amigos Summit: More Canadians believe North American trade agreements have hurt than helped
• 11/16 - House in order? Four-in-five Canadians support proposed seat redistribution in House of Commons
• 11/14 - Vaccine Passport or pink slip? 70% say health workers, teachers & others should be fired for refusing inoculation
• 11/12 - Canada is changing. Abusing people of colour in public life has to stop
• 11/10 - Young leaders in Canada: Plurality emphasize restructuring society over improving existing systems
• 11/08 - Climate conference cynicism: Vast majority have little faith leaders will make meaningful progress at COP26
• 11/07 - Remembrance Day & Reconciliation: Most Canadians agree with raising flags at federal buildings post Nov. 11
• 11/03 - Corporate Canada gets mixed report card from Canadians living with disabilities
• 11/02 - Dwindling group of unvaccinated cite ‘personal freedom’ and ‘health concerns’ as main reasons for dodging the jab
• 10/31 - Can Liberal government generate unity with policy agenda?
• 10/26 - Spotlight on the Provinces: Concerns over health care, economy drive increasing dissatisfaction with governments
• 10/19 - CRB to the curb?: Majority want benefits to end before next year, including two-in-five who would cut them immediately
• 10/19 - Diversity and Education: Half of Canadian kids witness ethnic, racial bullying at their school
• 10/17 - Kids and COVID: Half of Canadian parents with children aged 5-11 ready to vaccinate their little ones ASAP
• 10/14 - Federal Politics: Three-in-five Canadians would have preferred outcome of election held using proportional distribution
• 10/12 - Premiers’ Performance: Leader approval plummets in most provinces; Moe, Higgs suffer dramatic slides
• 10/07 - Divergent bilingualism, linguistic anxieties, and Bill 96
• 10/07 - Bilinguisme divergent, angoisse linguistique et le projet de loi 96
• 10/06 - Credit Check: Canadians say U.S. deserves as much credit for Two Michaels’ release as their own country
• 09/25 - Les réflexions de Shachi Kurl quant au débat des chefs tenu en anglais
• 09/25 - Shachi Kurl’s reflections on the English-language leader’s debate
• 09/21 - Much ado about nothing? Canadian voters return a parliament that looks much the same as the last
• 09/20 - Election Night: 22 Ridings to Watch
• 09/18 - Déjà vu all over again? CPC, Liberals locked in tight battle with smaller parties poised to make the difference
• 09/16 - Canadiens pick of Logan Mailloux underlines a broader problem in hockey culture
• 09/14 - Election 44: Two-thirds of debate watchers say exercise was informative, will help them make their choice
• 09/13 - Election 44: With one week left in campaign, CPC and Liberals locked in two-way race, mirroring 2019
• 09/08 - The Issues: Conservatives dominate on economy; Liberals preferred on COVID-19, climate change
• 09/07 - Support for vaccine passports grows, seven-in-ten Canadians now support it in public spaces
• 09/07 - With two weeks remaining in campaign, CPC holds three-point advantage over Liberals
• 09/02 - Vaxx to School? Three-quarters of Canadian parents believe teachers, school staff should be vaccinated
• 09/01 - Expectation versus reality: Canadians divided about preferred election result, largely expect Liberal minority
• 08/30 - Trudeau’s Troubles: Loss of traditional support among women boosts O’Toole; CPC lead Liberals in vote intent
• 08/29 - Afghanistan Evacuation: Almost no Canadians call mission successful; most hesitant to call it a failure yet
• 08/26 - Election 44: Most view this vote as “more important” than 2019; personal stakes involved for three-quarters
• 08/25 - The Head vs. the Heart: In campaign’s 2nd week, O’Toole is voters’ intellectual choice, shares ‘gut’ preference with Singh
• 08/23 - Writ Reaction: Liberal lead fizzles in first week as O’Toole, Singh pick up early campaign momentum
• 08/18 - Election 44: O’Toole preferred among leaders on economy, but Trudeau bests CPC leader head-to-head
• 08/16 - Unvaccinated? Meet the Unsympathetic: Most inoculated Canadians indifferent to whether the non-jabbed get sick
• 08/12 - COVID-19: Fourth wave renews debate over community restrictions in Western Canada
• 08/11 - Politics and the Fourth Wave: As concern over COVID rises, are the Liberals poised to benefit?
• 08/10 - Simon’s appointment underscores linguistic divides as French Quebecers say “non” to non-French speaking GG
• 08/04 - Federal Politics: Liberals open more daylight over CPC; but opposition leaders seen as better on core issues
• 08/03 - Quitting Time? Nearly half who prefer to work from home would look for a new job if forced back post-pandemic
• 07/28 - Favourable vs. Capable: Party leaders earn more warmth from Canadians than trust when it comes to the job of PM
• 07/26 - Line 5: Ontarians, Michiganders want the oil to keep flowing in the contested pipeline; Quebecers are split
• 07/25 - Long-Term Care in Canada: Three-quarters say significant change is needed; only one-in-five believe it will happen
• 07/20 - Half of vaccinated Canadians say they’re ‘unlikely’ to spend time around those who remain unvaccinated
• 07/16 - Federal Politics: Pre-Writ period shows narrow gap between incumbent Liberals and CPC challengers
• 07/14 - Majority of Canadians say at least 75% should be vaccinated at home before Canada-U.S. border re-opens
• 07/12 - Energy: Canadians tilt towards prioritizing renewables; one-third would split investments between green and oil
• 06/28 - Les Canadiens considèrent que le rôle du transport maritime revêt une importance croissante, malgré les débats actuels sur le commerce et les oléoducs
• 06/28 - Dans un monde vivant avec les contrecoups de la COVID, les Canadiens ont espoir que l’industrie du transport maritime pourra aider à rebâtir l’économie, tout en maintenant un équilibre avec la protection de l’environnement
• 06/27 - As Ottawa prepares to ramp up immigration post pandemic, Canadians are divided over target levels
• 06/25 - L’avancement des services gouvernementaux en ligne : les Canadiens sont ouverts à un accès accru et amélioré, mais ont des préoccupations quant à la cybersécurité
• 06/25 - Préoccupés par la pauvreté des personnes ayant une incapacité, les Canadiens appuient le nouveau projet national de prestations
• 06/25 - Three things to watch as a Canadian federal election draws nearer
• 06/21 - Canadians concerned about disability poverty, on-board with proposed new national benefit
• 06/20 - Diversity and Racism in Canada: Competing views deeply divide country along gender, generational lines
• 06/17 - Inflation Nation: Canadians struggle with rising costs; lower-income households brace for worse in the months ahead
• 06/13 - COVID-19: Seven-in-ten oppose sharing vaccines globally until vaccinations in Canada are complete
• 06/11 - Canada is slowly shrugging off that lockdown mentality
• 06/10 - Federal politics: As concern over COVID-19 dissipates, other policy issues may dominate election debates
• 06/08 - Premiers’ Performance: Ford and Kenney’s popularity & political fortunes bear brunt of pandemic management
• 06/08 - Anti-Asian Discrimination: Younger Canadians most likely to be hardest hit by experiences with racism, hate
• 05/28 - Crisis in Canada’s military could make recruitment even harder
• 05/25 - Vaccine Passports: Canadians show strong support for use in international travel, fewer willing to comply at home
• 05/24 - Long-term Care in Canada: For those with family in LTC facilities during COVID-19 pandemic, size mattered
• 05/20 - As vaccination rate climbs, Canadians more bullish about Liberals’ handling of pandemic; vote intention remains static
• 05/18 - 74% of Canadians say military’s culture disrespectful toward women; more call problem handling complaints ‘systemic’
• 05/16 - Despite months of mixed messages, most Canadians who received an AstraZeneca vaccine have no regrets
• 05/14 - How the families of those in long-term care see the COVID crisis should give us pause
• 05/05 - Misogyny, racism and bullying prevalent across Canadian youth hockey, survey finds
• 05/05 - First shots and second opinions in the third wave
• 05/04 - Game Misconduct: Canadians may love their hockey, but they also see serious problems with its culture
• 05/02 - Climate Change: O’Toole’s carbon pricing gamble draws mixed political reviews
• 04/30 - What we’re learning from COVID-19 could help us confront climate change
• 04/27 - Judging the Budget: Just over half say it’s “more good than bad”; near-even split over size of deficit spend
• 04/25 - Vaccine Vacillation: Confidence in AstraZeneca jumps amid increased eligibility; trust in Johnson & Johnson tumbles
• 04/22 - Ford Fumbles: Ontarians most likely to blame their provincial government for “preventable” third wave
• 04/16 - Don’t be blue over going green, Erin O’Toole
• 04/14 - Quarantine Questions: Most support 3-day hotel stay for returning air travellers, but far fewer think it’s effective
• 04/11 - All but AstraZeneca? Most unvaccinated Canadians uncomfortable with brand; fewer would take the jab if offered
• 04/08 - COVID-19: Third wave drives surge of criticism for Kenney, Ford, and other premiers
• 04/07 - Study finds increasing housing stress across the country
• 04/06 - To Have & Have Not: Canadians take sides on housing market, divided in desire for home prices to rise, or tank
• 04/02 - Religious rituals suffer under COVID – but Canadians’ faith is still strong
• 03/31 - Religious Canadians praying for return to in-person worship, but won’t forsake online services in future
• 03/24 - Budget 2021: Economic anxiety haunts two-in-five Canadians; political divides over government priorities
• 03/18 - Canadians’ antipathy toward China makes the case of the ‘two Michaels’ even harder to resolve
• 03/16 - Time for a change in Canadian politics? Half say yes, but most don’t want an election before September
• 03/15 - Ahead of trial, three-quarters say Canada-China relationship will not be repaired until Michaels’ release
• 03/11 - Alberta Politics: NDP holds slight lead in vote intention over UCP
• 03/09 - Premiers’ Performance: Horgan highest, Ford’s fall continues, Rankin enters the ranks largely unknown
• 03/08 - Confusion? Some – but COVID expertise is evolving
• 03/07 - COVID-19: Canadians’ willingness to be inoculated right away increases again as new vaccine approved
• 03/04 - Advancing online government service: Canadians open to more & better access; concerned about cybersecurity
• 03/02 - Child Care in Canada: Little consensus over best approach to assist parents of little children
• 03/01 - BNN Bloomberg – Jason Kenney second least approver Premier in the country
• 02/28 - Hockey Heaven: NHL’s all-Canadian division a hit with fans, even if it’s just supposed to be for one year
• 02/23 - Canada’s other epidemic: As overdose deaths escalate, majority favour decriminalization of drugs
• 02/21 - Federal Politics: Trudeau approval sinks over vaccination rollout delays, but national political picture remains static
• 02/19 - Canadians to Trudeau – Don’t choose the next governor general by yourself
• 02/17 - Canadians to Ottawa: In hiring next GG, cut pay, review job description, take final decision out of PM’s hands
• 02/11 - Deficient delivery: Most view Canada’s vaccine rollout relative to other nations as a “failure”
• 02/05 - Support is going in the wrong direction for Erin O’Toole, despite Trudeau’s gaffes
• 02/02 - A terrible, tough, or just average year ahead? Canadians brace for more COVID-19 challenges in the next 12 months
• 01/31 - From tax cuts to ‘the wall’, Trump’s legacy defined by the political lens through which Americans view his actions
• 01/28 - Vaccine Vexation: Confidence in Trudeau government’s procurement, distribution of COVID-19 vaccine plummets
• 01/26 - Federal Politics: Liberals hold lead in vote intention as unfavourable views of CPC leader intensify
• 01/25 - Pipe(line) dream? Albertans want Ottawa to keep fighting for Keystone XL; but most Canadians say it’s time to “move on”
• 01/25 - Next time, choose a governor general who likes people, Mr. Trudeau
• 01/25 - Ten key datapoints to watch in 2021
• 01/18 - The Divided States of America: The Biden era ushers in hope for his supporters, despair for Trump backers
• 01/17 - Republican Reckoning: Most GOP voters want Trump-style politics to continue but one-in-four call for change
• 01/13 - COVID-19: Two-in-three Canadians say borders should be closed to keep sun-seekers close to home
• 01/10 - Itching for injection: Number of Canadians who say they want to be vaccinated ASAP against COVID-19 surges

2020 (133)

• 12/31 - Story 1 – COVID-19
• 12/30 - Story 2 – WE Charity Scandal
• 12/30 - Story 3 – The Wet’suwet’en Protests
• 12/29 - Story 4 – Federal Assault Weapons Ban
• 12/28 - Story 5 – Provincial Elections
• 12/27 - Story 6 – Iran Plane Crash
• 12/26 - Story 7 – Better with Biden
• 12/25 - Story 8 – The Royals (briefly) come to Canada
• 12/24 - Story 9 – Meng and the Michaels
• 12/23 - Story 10 – Policing Perspectives
• 12/23 - End of Year Letter 2020
• 12/23 - Hugs, travel, sports – what Canadians are looking forward to in 2021
• 12/21 - What to do when it’s over? After COVID-19, Canadians long to live stress-free, hug their friends and travel
• 12/13 - More Canadians willing to roll up their sleeves right away as national COVID-19 vaccine rollout begins
• 12/11 - Crisis management – How COVID-19 gave Trudeau a political shot in the arm
• 12/09 - Provincial Spotlight: As pandemic wears on, governments losing support on economic, COVID-19 management
• 12/07 - COVID Christmas: High anxiety around surging infections, but many won’t commit to staying home for the holidays
• 12/02 - Questions over vaccine rollout drive negative perceptions of Trudeau government’s crisis management
• 11/30 - Premiers’ Performance: The year of COVID-19 draws to a close with most, but not all holding majority approval
• 11/29 - In post-COVID world Canadians look for shipping industry to rebuild economy but balance environmental protection
• 11/27 - Facing signs of chaos, Canadians must hold it together in COVID fight
• 11/24 - Whose Face on the Five? Terry Fox a run-away choice for new five-dollar banknote
• 11/22 - Latest COVID-19 vaccine progress not impacting Canadians’ desire for immunization
• 11/19 - Pfizer, Moderna & Meh: Highly effective COVID-19 vaccines don’t impact Canadian desire for immunization
• 11/17 - Better with Biden? President-elect restores hope among Canadians for an improved relationship with U.S.
• 11/17 - The US Election and Reliable Polling
• 11/09 - Most say Trudeau government handling COVID-19 crisis well, but Liberals, CPC remain in virtual tie on vote intent
• 11/01 - COVID-19 across the border: Americans say they’re far more stressed and financially pressed than Canadians do
• 10/30 - Trump still has a path to victory. It all depends on who turns out to vote
• 10/29 - Politics, Pandemic, and the Divided States: Stress over COVID-19 a major driver of landmark US vote
• 10/28 - Access for all: Near universal support for a pharmacare plan covering Canadians’ prescription drug costs
• 10/25 - Defend or Defund? One-in-four support cutting local police budgets; most back social welfare over hiring more cops
• 10/21 - Panel discussion: Social Isolation with UVIC Institute on Aging and Lifelong Health
• 10/19 - A Tale of Two Voters: Shifting dynamics tighten BC Election race in its final days
• 10/16 - NDP holds lead in BC campaign; voters divided between picking the party they want, blocking the party they don’t
• 10/14 - Saskatchewan Election: Voters lean heavily toward re-electing Sask Party, disenchanted by lack of third option
• 10/13 - Isolation, Loneliness, and COVID-19: Pandemic leads to sharp increase in mental health challenges, social woes
• 10/08 - Policing in Canada: Major study reveals four mindsets driving current opinions and future policy preferences
• 10/05 - BC Election: New Democrats seen as best on health and social issues, but lag BC Liberals on economic growth
• 10/02 - Let’s hope Trump’s fanciful thinking on science doesn’t resonate in Canada
• 10/01 - Fewer than half of Canadians say they’d get a COVID-19 inoculation as soon as possible
• 09/29 - Second Wave Angst: COVID-19 concern levels rebound to April highs as Canadians brace for worse to come
• 09/18 - How Trudeau can – and should – clean up the mess he created for Canada’s charities
• 09/17 - Ontario Spotlight: As COVID-19 cases climb, can the Ford government maintain the political goodwill it’s earned?
• 09/16 - Philanthropy, Pandemic & Political Scandal: COVID-19 curtails donor giving; WE affair weakens trust in charities
• 09/13 - Alberta Spotlight: As dissatisfaction with UCP intensifies, voters say they’re ready to take another look at the NDP
• 09/09 - As election talk heats up, one-quarter of Canadians cool to voting in person during pandemic
• 09/07 - Economic Outlook: COVID-19 stalls trend of growing financial optimism in Canada
• 09/04 - Lessons for Erin O’Toole – Canadians care about the deficit, but they care about COVID impact more
• 09/03 - B.C. Spotlight: Massive lead over opposition may make an election irresistible to the NDP, but risks lie ahead
• 09/01 - Federal Politics: Election speculation season begins with main contenders in dead heat
• 08/30 - Premiers’ Performance: Election drums beat to incumbents’ tune in British Columbia, New Brunswick and Saskatchewan
• 08/21 - Will centrist voters turn away from Justin Trudeau? It’s unlikely
• 08/16 - COVID-19 Compliance: One-in-five Canadians making little to no effort to stop coronavirus spread
• 08/12 - As pandemic endures, three-in-ten Canadians say restrictions in their own province don’t go far enough
• 08/09 - WE Affair: Most Canadians say there’s more to learn, but PM’s testimony shifts opinion for neither better nor worse
• 08/07 - Troubled Trudeau turns to the power of the pivot
• 08/06 - Edmonton football team’s decision to change name scores with most Canadians, but not with most CFL fans
• 08/03 - COVID-19: Three-in-five worry about side-effects of a vaccine; many plan to take a ‘wait and see’ approach
• 07/29 - After nearly five-month timeout, NHL fans hot and bothered for midsummer hockey
• 07/26 - WE Scandal: Trudeau’s approval drops six more points, but Canadians doubt issue will bring down government
• 07/24 - Resigned but angry, Canadians are paying attention to the WE scandal
• 07/22 - Canadians’ personal financial circumstances improving, but majority will defer major purchases in the next year
• 07/19 - COVID-19: Half of Canadians confident their community would lock down again if second wave arrives
• 07/15 - COVID-19: Canadian concern over falling ill on the rise again
• 07/12 - WE Scandal: Half of Canadians approve of Trudeau as base stays committed, anger among non-Liberals grows
• 07/11 - Five years after Trudeau promised Canada was ‘back’ on the world stage, many Canadians say we’re in the same place
• 06/28 - Meng and the Michaels: Most support PM’s refusal to swap Huawei executive for imprisoned Canadians
• 06/26 - On China, Trudeau has Canadians in his corner
• 06/25 - Half of Canadians support concept of a shorter standard work week; one-in-five say it’s a bad idea
• 06/21 - Blame, bullying and disrespect: Chinese Canadians reveal their experiences with racism during COVID-19
• 06/17 - As COVID-19 rewrites playbook on social safety net, majorities support idea of basic income of up to 30K
• 06/14 - Three months after COVID-19 pandemic declared, Canadians express ‘fatigue’, are social distancing less
• 06/10 - So long, office space? Two-thirds of Canadians who work from home expect it to continue after pandemic
• 06/07 - Provincial Spotlight: COVID-19 creates comfort zone for incumbent governments coast to coast
• 06/03 - Despite COVID-19 shutdown, Canadians personal financial optimism for the coming year improves
• 05/31 - Federal Politics: Liberal Party holds six-point lead over CPC in vote intention
• 05/29 - The status quo with long-term care can no longer stand
• 05/27 - Premiers’ Performance: COVID-19 responses prompt massive increases in approval for most, but not all
• 05/26 - COVID-19 side effects: 38% of Canadians have missed medical appointments or procedures due to restrictions
• 05/24 - COVID-19 and the extended care crisis: two-thirds support government takeovers of long-term care facilities
• 05/21 - From sea to locked down sea: Most want US border to stay closed, reluctant to welcome interprovincial visitors
• 05/15 - ARI Executive Director discusses China Study on Power and Politics
• 05/15 - Three reasons to like Canada’s exercise in ‘virtual’ sittings of Parliament
• 05/14 - Perpetual Pandemic: Canadians say post-COVID-19 ‘return to normal’ is far off
• 05/12 - Canadian opinions of China reach new low
• 05/10 - Kids & COVID-19: Canadian children are done with school from home, fear falling behind, and miss their friends
• 05/06 - Don’t take me out to the ball game: Sports fans eager for empty arena games, hesitant to attend in person
• 05/01 - Ban on military-style assault rifles – why didn’t the Liberals do it sooner?
• 04/30 - Four-in-five Canadians support complete ban on civilian possession of assault style weapons
• 04/28 - CBC The National: Canadians’ mental health suffering because of COVID-19 pandemic
• 04/26 - Worry, Gratitude & Boredom: As COVID-19 affects mental, financial health, who fares better; who is worse?
• 04/21 - Federal Politics: Justin Trudeau’s handling of COVID-19 crisis lifts his approval to highest level since 2017
• 04/19 - COVID-19 & return to normal: when restrictions lift, most would wait at least two weeks before resuming routines
• 04/17 - Canadians won’t rush back to normal life – even when government says it’s OK
• 04/14 - Modern Morality: For Canadians, stealing streaming services generates more of a moral conundrum than assisted dying
• 04/12 - Eager to reconnect: Canadians most excited to hug friends, eat out, go back to work when COVID-19 threat recedes
• 04/09 - Holy Week at Home: Canadians of faith turn to prayer & tech as COVID-19 disrupts Easter and other celebrations
• 04/07 - The incidence of COVID-19 infection in Canada? New survey points to over 100,000 households
• 04/05 - COVID-19: Canadians near-unanimous in expectations of economic woe as pandemic enters second month
• 04/03 - COVID-19 – The time has come to share the bad news, politicians
• 03/29 - COVID-19 Carelessness: Which Canadians say pandemic threat is ‘overblown’? And how are they behaving in turn?
• 03/25 - COVID-19 Checkup: Confidence in local health systems slips Ontario & BC, majority report “social distancing”
• 03/24 - COVID-19: Those least equipped to endure economic downturn bearing the brunt of layoffs
• 03/20 - The silence in our cities is eerie, beautiful – and a call to care for others
• 03/16 - Coronavirus Reckoning: As outbreak hits home, Canadians brace for worse on health, economic fronts
• 03/12 - Provincial Spotlight: A cross-country breakdown of what issues matter most and government performance ratings
• 03/10 - COVID-19 Concern: Half in Canada now worried about risk of infection among friends, family and community
• 03/06 - As they work on coronavirus strategy, the Liberals struggle with their own poor political health
• 03/03 - Federal Politics: Trudeau’s approval rating is singed as Liberal government battles fires on several fronts
• 03/02 - Premiers’ Performance: In the wake of pipeline problems, approval of both Kenney and Horgan falls
• 02/26 - Half of Canadians call for patience; half support use of force to remove anti-CGL blockades
• 02/21 - On pipelines and protests, leadership is lacking across the board
• 02/20 - Canadians Big on Bernie, but think regardless of who Democrats nominate, Trump is likely to win
• 02/19 - Edmonton Eskimos to keep name. Did they make the right choice?
• 02/18 - Reality Check: For first time in nearly 2 years support for TMX below majority, once Canadians learn of rising costs
• 02/12 - Coastal Gaslink Chaos: Two-in-five support protesters in natural gas project dispute; half support pipeline
• 02/11 - New Frontier: As Trudeau government mulls approval, Canadians divided on political, regional lines over Teck mine
• 02/10 - 5G Divide: As decision looms, there’s little Canadian consensus over Huawei’s role in network buildout
• 02/10 - Conservative party has more wiggle room on social values than you might think
• 02/06 - CTV – Fear of coronavirus low among Canadians
• 02/05 - Canadian voters’ sensitivity to party stances on social values shows CPC has room to move to the centre
• 02/04 - Half of Canadians taking extra precautions as coronavirus continues to spread around the globe
• 01/27 - End Game: As Supreme Court ruling removes another hurdle for TMX pipeline, opposition against it rises
• 01/24 - In Canada, social values around abortion, end of life are far from settled
• 01/23 - Social Values in Canada: Consensus on assisted dying & LGBTQ2 rights, division over abortion rights, diversity
• 01/20 - Half of Canadians disapprove of airstrike on Suleimani; two-thirds say the world is now more dangerous
• 01/16 - Flight 752: Canadians don’t believe full and accurate accounting of aviation tragedy will ever be revealed
• 01/16 - Most Canadians don’t want to cover Harry and Meghan’s costs | Power & Politics
• 01/14 - Royal Tab: Vast majority don’t want to pay costs associated with the Sussexes’ move to Canada
• 01/14 - Two Canadas? Regional divisions over direction of the country, hope for future, define start to the year
• 01/09 - Half of Canadians say crime is rising in their communities, as confidence in police, courts wanes
• 01/05 - Vanquishing vaping? Support for tougher regulations rise as positive views of e-cigarettes go up in smoke

2019 (130)

• 12/30 - Fractious politics, economic fears, China woes – welcome, 2020
• 12/29 - Story #1 – Election 43
• 12/28 - Story #2 – SNC-Lavalin
• 12/27 - Story #3 – Scheer’s Departure
• 12/26 - Story #4 – Gun Control Ban
• 12/25 - Story #5 – The New West and Wexit
• 12/24 - Story #6 – Healthcare in 2019
• 12/23 - Story #7 – Social Isolation and Loneliness in Canada
• 12/22 - Story #8 – Kenney takes power in Alberta election
• 12/21 - Story #9 – Plant-based Future?
• 12/20 - Story #10 – Pipeline Politics Persist
• 12/18 - In Canada, Christmas traditions change as fewer people see religion as the reason for the season
• 12/17 - Power and Politics: Poll suggests Rona Ambrose is top pick for Conservative leader
• 12/16 - On CPC leadership, both non-Conservatives and party faithful say Rona Ambrose has the right stuff
• 12/16 - Canada’s Conservatives won’t fix their party just by dumping Andrew Scheer
• 12/12 - Premiers’ Performance: Legault gets full stocking this Christmas, McNeil, a lump of political coal
• 12/11 - Canadians increasingly wary of close ties with China amid chill in relations: Poll | BNN Bloomberg
• 12/10 - As unfavourable views of China rise, Canadians are split over wisdom of Meng arrest
• 12/05 - Canada-U.K. relations: warm feelings for Britain, but lukewarm appetite for two-way trade
• 12/03 - Freedom of religion widely valued in Canada, but the role of faith in modern society still a source of debate
• 11/27 - The Politics of Faith: Does a leader’s personal religious practice hurt or help with voters? It depends
• 11/25 - The “Gig” Picture: One-in-three Canadians have done some kind of informal work in the past five years
• 11/22 - Electoral reform is the issue that won’t die, but won’t live long either
• 11/21 - Electoral reform revival? Support for changing voting systems skyrockets post election
• 11/18 - As Trudeau government faces competing regional and partisan priorities, Canadians weigh in on where to begin
• 11/14 - Outlook 2020: Stark regional differences underscore Canadians’ economic confidence for the year ahead
• 11/08 - Canada’s Conservatives need to think hard about their future
• 11/07 - Venerating our Veterans: Four-in-five say Canada should do more to honour those who served in Armed Forces
• 11/05 - Leadership litmus test: Conservative voters evenly divided over whether Scheer should stay or go
• 10/30 - As Trump calls for prescription drug imports from Canada, most north of the 49th call that bad medicine
• 10/25 - It wasn’t religion that sank Andrew Scheer in this election
• 10/24 - Why and when did uncommitted voters lock in? Study shows Liberals benefitted most from strategic voting
• 10/21 - Election 2019: Liberal wins most seats in Parliament, but Conservatives win national popular vote
• 10/21 - Liberals face uphill battle after Trudeau’s controversies | PBS News Hour
• 10/17 - Policy preferences: Pharmacare a winner, majority prefer continued deficit spending rather than cuts
• 10/15 - For Trudeau and Scheer, the path to a majority only gets rockier
• 10/15 - Minority Report? NDP, Bloc successes appear to diminish majority aspirations for CPC, Liberals
• 10/10 - Singh sizzles in English debate, but will NDP momentum solidify, or ultimately fizzle?
• 10/06 - Immigration: Half back current targets, but colossal misperceptions, pushback over refugees, cloud debate
• 10/04 - The Social: Everything you need to know about election polls
• 10/01 - Centre-Left Scuffle: Conservatives maintain lead as Liberals struggle to lock in vacillating progressives
• 09/30 - Tight race throwback: In 2015’s closest ridings CPC makes gains, Liberals decline, NDP deflates
• 09/27 - It’s tricky to campaign on a ‘balanced’ climate change agenda, even though that’s what Canadians want
• 09/26 - Premiers’ Performance: Legault, Moe enjoy highest job approval; Ford, McNeil round out bottom ranks
• 09/25 - How did Trudeau’s blackface photos affect the Liberals in the polls? | Power & Politics
• 09/25 - The Ford Factor: Ontario premier more likely than any other to have an impact on federal vote in his province
• 09/23 - Trudeau’s blackface shame darkens Liberal prospects, yet CPC support still remains static
• 09/20 - Who benefits most from Trudeau’s self-damaging ways?
• 09/18 - The declarative & the demure: Close race gives CPC edge, but do Liberals stand to gain from shy voters?
• 09/16 - Most say money laundering in Canada a problem; three-quarters support limits on cash purchases to combat it
• 09/16 - Some voters might not show up for this election – and that could hurt Trudeau most
• 09/12 - ‘Goldilocks zone’: Canadians divided on whether Trudeau’s pipeline approach is too much, too little or just right
• 09/09 - Indigenous land acknowledgments: opinions toward a practice unknown to many depends on context, place
• 09/04 - Balancing act: Majorities say both climate action, oil & gas growth should be top priorities for next government
• 09/03 - Could Health Care be on the Ballot Again?
• 09/02 - Digital Dopamine: Half of Canadian parents concerned their child spends too much time on their devices
• 08/30 - Spectre of Harper could whip up both Tories and Liberals
• 08/28 - Ahead of September writ drop, Liberals claw back into close race with Conservatives
• 08/25 - Election 43: Half the electorate up for grabs; health care, affordability, honesty are top issues for pliable voters
• 08/19 - Meatless Millennials: Younger Canadians feeding growth of plant-based meat substitutes
• 08/13 - Welcome or worry? Aging causes anxiety for some, while others take it in stride
• 08/12 - Action on handguns might help Trudeau unite voters
• 08/11 - Caregiving in Canada: As population ages, one-in-four Canadians over 30 are looking after loved ones
• 08/08 - As Canadians age, struggles over access to health care extend to prescription drugs
• 08/06 - Access to health care a significant problem for one-in-five Canadians 55 and older
• 07/29 - Two term Trump? Half expect the President to be re-elected in 2020, most say it would be bad for Canada
• 07/26 - Digesting poll results means chewing over the data carefully
• 07/16 - Angus Reid Electoral Record
• 07/15 - Federal Politics: CPC lead holds, but as Liberals begin to climb, will their task be simple, or Sisyphean?
• 07/15 - Lowering the federal voting age in Canada to 16 sounds good in principle … but in practice?
• 07/11 - Canadians in Chronic Pain: Cost, access to treatment pose significant barriers for those suffering the most
• 07/09 - From My Parents’ Homeland to My Own
• 06/24 - Trust in Government: Canadians wary of politicians and their intentions
• 06/20 - Shovels in the ground: More than half of Canadians say Liberals made right decision in approving TransMountain expansion
• 06/17 - A Portrait of Social Isolation and Loneliness in Canada today
• 06/11 - Honour or Insult? Canadians divided over movement to change Indigenous sports team names
• 06/10 - Liberals stem the bleeding, but Conservatives maintain lead
• 06/10 - Discussing Provincial Premier Ratings – June 2019
• 06/09 - Federal Politics: Liberals appear to have stopped bleeding; can the Conservatives be bloodied?
• 06/07 - As we move closer to election day, beware the backups
• 06/06 - Premiers’ Performance: Kenney joins Conservative surge, Ford’s approval ebbs, McNeil’s plunges
• 06/05 - We Really Are the North: Raptors’ unprecedented success draws attention from across the country
• 05/27 - Crisis of Faith? Even practicing Catholics say Church has done a poor job handling sexual abuse issue
• 05/23 - Amid concern over spread of gun violence, majorities support ban on handguns, assault weapons
• 05/17 - Conservatives are surging provincially. Can Andrew Scheer win their biggest battle?
• 05/16 - Gas Pain: Four-in-ten say rising prices at the pump are making it harder to afford necessities
• 05/10 - The political ripples of the Mark Norman case | At Issue
• 05/07 - Quebecers support religious symbols ban, but are divided on how – or even whether – to enforce it
• 05/03 - Here’s why Elizabeth May’s Green Party is drawing so much voter attention
• 05/02 - Federal Politics: Liberal support continues to drop as left-of-centre voters search for alternatives
• 04/29 - Designer babies? Canadians say modifying genes in embryos acceptable only in certain circumstances
• 04/24 - Canadian Collapse: Exit of NHL teams brings familiar heartache for fans, potential trouble for broadcasters
• 04/22 - What Jason Kenney’s win means for Ottawa | At Issue
• 04/18 - Kenney promised Albertans a lot. How long will they give him to deliver?
• 04/17 - How long is too long? Most Canadians say elected officials should be subject to term limits
• 04/16 - Party time for United Conservatives: Economic issues lead UCP to long-expected Alberta victory
• 04/11 - Alberta Election: UCP leads by a wide margin, but gap with NDP has narrowed since election call
• 04/09 - New Canada Food Guide
• 04/09 - Amid rising food costs, half of low-income households say the new Canada Food Guide diet is unaffordable
• 04/09 - Gender Pay Gap: men, women differ over seriousness of issue, but back legislative measures for equal pay
• 03/27 - Federal Politics: As Liberal support bleeds to other parties, CPC vote stays solid
• 03/25 - Premiers’ Performance: Six-in-ten approve of Legault, Moe; Horgan, Higgs hover at majority endorsement
• 03/22 - Carefully choreographed Liberal budget crowded out by the SNC-Lavalin affair
• 03/21 - Alberta Election: UCP holds commanding lead as campaign begins
• 03/17 - As government presents election-year budget, Canadians are uneasy about economic fortunes
• 03/13 - Birthright Citizenship: Plurality of Canadians see it as good policy, but also say some changes are needed
• 03/12 - SNC-Lavalin affair: How is Trudeau’s response affecting perception of the Liberals? | At Issue
• 03/11 - Jobs, jobs, jobs – how the Liberals are reframing the SNC-Lavalin affair
• 03/06 - Vaccinations
• 02/28 - Trudeau government’s handling of SNC-Lavalin affair opens seven-point lead for CPC over Liberals
• 02/28 - Personal Finance: Canadian Millennials show significant interest in using ‘robo-advisors’ in the future
• 02/28 - What the transition to online polling means for decades of phone survey trends – Pew Research
• 02/26 - The SNC-Lavalin affair unfolds in front of the Justice Committee | At Issue
• 02/25 - Opioids
• 02/22 - Wilson-Raybould affair – Does it stink and will it stick?
• 02/20 - Vast majority of Canadians say vaccines should be mandatory for school aged kids
• 02/14 - Mandatory treatment? Decriminalization? As opioid epidemic rages, Canadians seek extreme measures to save lives
• 02/04 - Chairman Angus Reid on the future of Western Canada
• 02/04 - Decades after Reform’s rise, voters open to a new ‘Western Canada Party’
• 02/04 - On China, there’s no politically right solution for Canada
• 01/31 - China-Canada relations: in fraught times, there is little consensus on how best to resolve tensions
• 01/29 - What unites & defines the “West”? In a complicated confederation, less than one might think
• 01/27 - Debt, savings, and stress: A study of economic experiences and attitudes in Canada today
• 01/23 - Fractured federation: Amid competing priorities, which provinces believe they give & get more from Canada?
• 01/21 - Accessibility: A source of future anxiety and a significant consideration for Canadian consumers today
• 01/18 - Gender parity in cabinet still sets Team Trudeau apart
• 01/17 - Cabinet construct: Canadians lean towards gender parity among ministers as a goal, not the standard
• 01/15 - Six-in-ten Canadians say lack of new pipeline capacity represents a crisis in this country
• 01/11 - Unexpected cabinet shuffle and the upcoming byelections | At Issue
• 01/06 - Should Canadians have the right to be forgotten? Most would follow Europe on Internet search law

2018 (151)

• 12/29 - Story 1 – Ford Nation takes Ontario
• 12/29 - Story 2 – The TransMountain pipeline saga
• 12/29 - Story 3 – The New NAFTA
• 12/29 - Story 4 – Poverty a problem, Canadians want more from government
• 12/27 - Story 5 – The Opioid Crisis
• 12/27 - Story 6 – Future of Saudi relations
• 12/27 - Story 7 – Immigration and Asylum Seekers
• 12/26 - Year end letter from Chairman Angus Reid
• 12/26 - Story 8 – Indigenous Issues divide country
• 12/26 - Story 9 – Carbon Pricing Tension
• 12/26 - Story 10 – The #MeToo Movement
• 12/21 - Canadian unity and Ottawa’s pledge to the oil and gas industry – CBC News
• 12/21 - Trudeau’s crown slips, and he may need a pipeline to save it
• 12/20 - B.C. Electoral Reform Referendum: Voters’ motivations, and why proportional representation failed
• 12/19 - Premiers’ Performance: A Holly Jolly Christmas for Legault and Moe
• 12/18 - Winter of Discontent: As Justin Trudeau’s approval deteriorates, can his rivals make gains?
• 12/13 - Federal Cabinet Ratings: A happy new year for Freeland; Hussen, Sohi face cold winter
• 12/10 - Crossing the Floor: Canadians weigh in on elected members who quit their parties between elections
• 12/10 - Carbon tax, equalization payments, oil and gas under the microscope at finance ministers’ meeting
• 12/07 - Quebec’s – and Canada’s – tolerance for religious symbols remains selective
• 12/05 - Canadians view marine shipping as increasingly important amid trade and pipeline debates
• 12/03 - Religious symbols in the workplace: opinion nuanced in and outside Quebec, driven by specific symbols
• 11/29 - Dueling realities? Age, political ideology divide Canadians over cause & threat of climate change
• 11/23 - The battle over balanced budgets could leave Trudeau with a voter deficit
• 11/22 - Faith in the Public Square? A comprehensive study of the segments of Canadian society
• 11/20 - Cutting the Cord
• 11/20 - Alcohol Preferences
• 11/20 - Children’s views of life in Canada
• 11/16 - CFL or NFL?
• 11/16 - Canadian Housing Segments
• 11/16 - Poverty in Canada
• 11/16 - Bike Lane Divide
• 11/16 - Canadian Views of Other Countries
• 11/16 - Canadian Opinion on Marijuana Legalization
• 11/16 - NHL Playoffs Without Canadian Teams
• 11/16 - Life Satisfaction in Canada
• 11/16 - Prayer in Canadian Public Life
• 11/13 - Cannabis is legal, but debate continues: Vast majority would set minimum age for cannabis above 18 years
• 11/09 - Hockey Night in Canada
• 11/09 - Bill C-51 Support
• 11/09 - Concussions in Sport
• 11/09 - Prescription Drugs
• 11/09 - Travel and Relocation
• 11/06 - How Canadians describe world leaders
• 11/05 - Nine-in-ten Canadians say ‘no’ to future arms deals with Saudi Arabia; divided over cancelling current one
• 10/31 - Carbon Pricing: Rebate announcement tips opinion in favour of federal plan, slim majority now support it
• 10/26 - Angus Reid Talks – Federal leadership ahead of 2019 election
• 10/26 - Angus Reid Talks – The new NAFTA (USMCA)
• 10/25 - Rule Britannia & Viva Italia? As Canadian favourability toward the U.S. plummets, other G7 allies prevail
• 10/22 - USMCA: Canadians ambivalent about “New NAFTA”, feeling bruised by U.S.
• 10/20 - A year out from a federal election, Trudeau’s base still loves him
• 10/17 - Pulling the plug: Three-in-ten Canadians are forgoing home TV service in favour of online streaming
• 10/15 - Liberal love-in? Trudeau’s approval among his base tops what CPC, NDP bases feel for Scheer, Singh
• 10/11 - Rideau Hall ruckus: Canadians divided along political lines over Governor General’s performance in first year
• 10/04 - Quebec Election Analysis: Popular policies and a faltering opponent propelled CAQ to historic victory
• 09/30 - Will Air Canada purchase of Aeroplan bring friendly skies or turbulent times to customers?
• 09/28 - Surprising number of Canadians are now skeptical about legalization
• 09/27 - Proportional Representation: BC residents split three ways over whether to change voting system
• 09/24 - Cannabis Countdown: Anxiety lingers over impact on impaired driving, organized crime and use among minors
• 09/19 - Canadians charged up about electric vehicle incentives, but price point still causes buyers to lose the spark
• 09/18 - The state of the Conservative Party and NDP – CBC At Issue
• 09/17 - Vexed over vaping: Kids are top concern amid Canadian uncertainty about effects of e-cigarettes
• 09/15 - Doug Ford shows Conservative parties aren’t what they used to be
• 09/12 - Religious Freedom in Canada: Perspectives from First and Second-Generation Canadians
• 09/06 - Platform Inaccessibility? Canadians living with disabilities say key issues are being overlooked in Election 44
• 09/05 - In debate over first PM’s legacy, vast majority say John A. Macdonald’s name, image should stay in public view
• 09/04 - On NAFTA, important for Trudeau to demonstrate that he stood up to Trump
• 08/30 - Pigskin Preferences: Canadians follow both the CFL and NFL; but would watch Super Bowl over Grey Cup
• 08/28 - Trade, Trump and Tariffs: With supply management a key sticking point, Canadians divided over its future
• 08/27 - Canadians want cheaper housing – CTV News
• 08/26 - Banking on a burst bubble: Even half of Metro Vancouver home owners want housing prices to fall
• 08/26 - GTA Housing: Most see affordability worsening, say it will continue ‘no matter what’ government does
• 08/20 - Immigration in Canada: Does recent change in forty year opinion trend signal a blip or a breaking point?
• 08/17 - On Bernier, Multiculturalism and Diversity
• 08/12 - Buck-a-beer may be a good bet, but Canadian politicians best not forget wine in pursuit of thirsty voters
• 08/08 - Sharing a row with Rover? Age and gender drive massive differences of opinion about pets on planes
• 08/02 - Two-thirds call irregular border crossings a ‘crisis,’ more trust Scheer to handle issue than Trudeau
• 08/01 - Policing the Pollsters – urgent priority or immaterial pursuit?
• 07/31 - Poverty in Canada: Most say governments are doing too little, but disagree on what should be done
• 07/27 - The window slowly closes on carbon-pricing harmony
• 07/26 - As wheels turn over Greyhound service cuts, slim majority backs government-run rural bus services
• 07/25 - Carbon conflict: two-thirds of Canadians say provinces should have the final say on pricing
• 07/23 - Mali Peacekeeping: Politics divides Canadian support for mission, but majority say Canada should help
• 07/19 - Trudeau Groping Allegation: most past Liberal voters unfazed, but one-in-five say PM’s response ‘inadequate’
• 07/18 - Defining Poverty – CBC The National
• 07/16 - Poverty in Canada Infographic
• 07/16 - What does poverty look like in Canada? Survey finds one-in-four experience notable economic hardship
• 07/13 - Do Canadians have a realistic view of their place on the world stage?
• 07/11 - Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism: Four-in-ten say radicalized individuals live in their communities
• 07/08 - Faith and Immigration: New Canadians rely on religious communities for material, spiritual support
• 07/04 - Bravado, heartbreak & the beautiful game: Canadian fans cheer England, Brazil; lament Portuguese & German exits
• 06/27 - Bike lane divide: Canadians more likely to blame cyclists than drivers for conflict on the roads
• 06/27 - How closely do Canadians follow issues in the news?
• 06/21 - Prolong the daily grind & shorten the week? Most pick a longer four day work week over five shorter days
• 06/21 - Pot legalization – A promise kept, but Liberals may want to hold off on the confetti
• 06/19 - Poll reveals what Canadians think of federal government’s move to buy Trans Mountain pipeline project
• 06/18 - Good Investment or Bad Precedent? Canadians pick sides on TransMountain pipeline purchase
• 06/14 - Canadians feeling confident, not cowed, post G7; prefer harder line in negotiations with Trump
• 06/07 - The Road to Ford Nation
• 06/07 - Want common ground on First Nations issues? Start by fixing the water supply
• 06/07 - Truths of reconciliation: Canadians are deeply divided on how best to address Indigenous issues
• 06/04 - Canadian views of world leaders: Trump ‘arrogant,’ Putin ‘corrupt,’ Merkel ‘strong’
• 06/01 - Ontario Election: Voter antipathy sets up strategic voting face-off between Conservatives & NDP
• 05/22 - Team Trudeau, skating through spring with a little less grace
• 05/21 - Canadians see value in zoos, aquariums, but voice support for banning whales and dolphins in captivity
• 05/14 - Canada Summer Jobs attestation requirement seen as ‘unfair’ by half of Canadians, ‘fair’ by the other half
• 05/08 - One year later: British Columbians mixed on NDP’s performance, but support its housing affordability policies
• 05/07 - Canadians are now confronting how generous we really are
• 05/06 - ‘I don’t’: Four-in-ten Canadian adults have never married, and aren’t sure they want to
• 05/03 - Millennials would rather hail an Uber, while older Canadians prefer traditional taxi service
• 04/26 - As Canadians’ awareness of Airbnb has grown, so has their desire to regulate it
• 04/22 - TransMountain: Canadians weigh in on economic implications, protesters, and ‘social licence’
• 04/20 - Yes, there’s a glimmer of light at the end of the pipeline
• 04/17 - Pipeline Problems? Try Tanker Troubles: BC Kinder Morgan opponents want spill response assurances
• 04/16 - Rrroll up the grim? One-in-three Tim Hortons customers say their opinion of company is worsening
• 04/13 - On Kinder Morgan: Canada is divided, Alberta is not, and everyone has a lot to lose
• 04/08 - Canadian Dream? Politics divides views on whether Canada should accept those losing DACA status
• 04/07 - TransMountain troubles: Alberta-B.C. pipeline battle splits Canadians down the middle
• 04/03 - Vast majority of Canadians support Net Neutrality, but split over whether current regulations are sufficient
• 03/29 - Canadians are souring on Facebook, and it started long before Cambridge Analytica
• 03/28 - Fifi forced out? Spike sent packing? Canadians weigh in on whether landlords should be able to prohibit pets
• 03/25 - Un-liking Facebook: 3-in-4 Canadian users say data mining scandal will change how they use the platform
• 03/23 - Jagmeet Singh can rebound, but has a lot of work to do
• 03/20 - Premiers’ Performance: Moe and Horgan claim highest approval, Wynne’s worries continue
• 03/18 - Scheer’s delight? If an election were held tomorrow, CPC could have a shot at majority government
• 03/13 - Overcoming platitudes and parsimony: How do Canada’s overseas NGOs better connect with donors?
• 03/13 - Could pharmacare be the pill that heals the ailing Trudeau government?
• 03/13 - Elections are like Fords’ football – and Wynne may throw a Hail Mary
• 03/12 - Most take pride in Canadian NGO’s development work abroad, express frustration over continued suffering
• 03/08 - Trump’s trade war, Scheer in London | At Issue with ARI Executive Director
• 03/07 - Ontario Politics: Tory lead likely safe with Elliott or Mulroney at the helm, more risk with Ford
• 03/05 - Budget 2018 & foreign aid: Two-thirds see moral obligation to help abroad and half that many say Canada should raise spending
• 03/01 - The Agenda with Steve Paikin – Canadians Divided on Pipeline Expansion
• 02/26 - The Colten Boushie case: Canadians divided on jury’s verdict, but think Trudeau was wrong to weigh in
• 02/22 - How Canadian – we’re split on twinning the pipeline
• 02/19 - Confidence in the justice system: Visible minorities have less faith in courts than other Canadians
• 02/13 - Banking Blues: Canadians say they lack confidence in understanding key financial terms
• 02/12 - Sexual misconduct – same crap, different era
• 02/08 - #Metoo: Moment or movement?
• 02/08 - Me Too Appendix
• 02/06 - Passing on Pyeongchang? Most Canadians less interested in Olympic hockey without NHL players
• 01/31 - Ontario Politics: Tory, Mulroney, Elliott, and Baird hold greatest appeal to soft PC voters
• 01/29 - As the foreign buyers debate rages on, most Metro Vancouver residents made up their minds long ago
• 01/28 - With NAFTA talks faltering, CPTPP agreement viewed optimistically by Canadians
• 01/26 - Mulroney? Chrétien? Harper? Trudeau? How Canadians compare recent federal governments
• 01/23 - Half of Canadian adults say they don’t have a will: Angus Reid Institute poll
• 01/22 - What ‘will’ happen with your assets? Half of Canadian adults say they don’t have a last will and testament
• 01/17 - Fire, fury… and failure? Canadians increasingly negative, pessimistic about rest of Trump term
• 01/16 - Faith and connection to culture define relationship between newer Canadians and charitable giving
• 01/11 - Site C: By margin of two-to-one, BC residents say province made the right call to finish dam project
• 01/10 - Opioids in Canada: One-in-eight have family or close friends who faced addiction

2017 (120)

• 12/29 - The Angus Reid Institute’s Top Stories from 2017
• 12/28 - A Letter from the Chair
• 12/27 - Six-in-ten Ontario residents support legislation to raise minimum wage to $15 per hour
• 12/18 - Premiers’ Performance: Wall, Horgan remain on top, Atlantic premiers’ approval sees volatility
• 12/14 - PM on the naughty list? Trudeau approval drops below 50 per cent for first time since election
• 12/14 - Funding religious schools: the majority of Canadians say at least some public dollars should be provided
• 12/10 - Bricks & mortar vs. clicks & mobile: Canadians prefer physical stores, but increasingly shop online
• 12/05 - Millennials and Giving: Finances, lack of confidence prevent many young people from donating to charity
• 12/03 - Religion, Faith and the Public Square
• 11/29 - Despite majority support to legalize pot, nearly half of Canadians want to delay July 1 implementation date
• 11/27 - The Giving Gap: What stops Canadians from donating more to charitable organizations?
• 11/23 - Black Friday and Charity: Are retailers really helping out or just cashing in?
• 11/20 - Three-in-ten Canadians say they’ve been sexually harassed at work, but very few have reported this to their employers
• 11/19 - The Good, the Bad and the Unknown: Canadians assess cabinet performance at the two-year mark
• 11/16 - Faith and Religion in Public Life: Canadians deeply divided over the role of faith in the public square
• 11/06 - Rohingya crisis: Most say ultimately the situation in Myanmar is not Canada’s problem to be involved in
• 11/06 - Yes, Trump-style populism could happen in Canada. Here’s why
• 11/02 - With U.S. out, Canadian support for ‘TPP 11’ nearly doubles
• 10/29 - Scary boo: From spiders & snakes to death & big government, Canadians reveal what scares them most
• 10/26 - Four-in-ten outside Quebec would prohibit women wearing niqabs from receiving government services
• 10/26 - Power & Politics: Canadians may not be as tolerant as they think
• 10/23 - Canadians offer little sympathy for parents (Candy) Crushed by kids’ in-app purchases
• 10/18 - ‘Charismatic’ and ‘Modern’ or ‘Arrogant’ and ‘Flaky’? Canadians weigh in on the Trudeau Brand
• 10/16 - Fear of nuclear war rising significantly, but more Canadians inclined to “stay out” of missile defence
• 10/12 - From Sunny Ways to Midterm Blues? Two years after Trudeau majority, Liberals and CPC in dead heat
• 10/11 - Six-in-ten say United Conservative Party will be good for Alberta, but half fear it will be ‘too right-wing’
• 10/05 - Conflicted on Singh: Most could vote for a party led by a Sikh, but half say their friends, family wouldn’t
• 10/03 - Quebec Politics: Major support for Bill 62, far less approval for government’s handling of border issues
• 09/29 - The Agenda with Steve Paikin – NAFTA Round 3 with ARI Exec. Director Shachi Kurl
• 09/29 - Where do Canadians stand on #TakeAKnee?
• 09/27 - Federal Politics: Trudeau still seen as best PM, but Conservatives ‘best to form government’
• 09/25 - Premiers’ Performance: As Horgan enters office on a high, Wall is set to depart on top
• 09/25 - Not just another brick in the Wall: Most say departing Saskatchewan premier will be remembered fondly
• 09/25 - British Columbians call on new provincial government to deliver electoral reform, energy projects
• 09/22 - What Canadians want most from a new NAFTA
• 09/19 - Canadian entrepreneurs see changes to passive investment rules as ‘unfair’ by 2:1 margin
• 09/14 - Is Canada responsible when defence exports are used abroad against civilians? Half of Canadians say yes
• 09/11 - Foreign Direct Investment in Canada: Who’s favoured, who’s frowned upon?
• 09/06 - As NAFTA negotiations turn tense, Canadians look beyond U.S. and across the Atlantic for future trade
• 08/31 - Half of Canadians say their country is ‘too generous’ toward illegal border crossers
• 08/28 - What’s in a name? Call to remove John A. Macdonald’s from schools meets firm opposition
• 08/25 - What can Trudeau do about the spike in asylum seekers?
• 08/24 - Most Canadians approve of nomination of Julie Payette to be Governor General
• 08/20 - New federal concussion guidelines are a step forward but what will impact be without enforcement?
• 08/15 - Ahead of NAFTA renegotiation, Canadians’ opinions mixed on supply management
• 08/12 - Bye bye, Brad Wall: Saskatchewan’s departing premier defied political gravity for years
• 08/04 - United Right: Who will be the UCP’s Stephen Harper?
• 08/01 - Supply Management: Most Canadians say scrapping system should be on the table during NAFTA talks
• 07/31 - Canadians unclear on definition of “GMOs”, but want mandatory GMO labeling anyway
• 07/23 - Orthopedic surgery in Canada: Most had positive outcomes, but one-in-four found the wait too long
• 07/19 - Millennial Connection: Young Canadians continue to sustain PM’s approval
• 07/17 - What are the top issues facing B.C.’s new government?
• 07/10 - Khadr’s Compensation: 71% of Canadians say government made wrong call by settling out of court
• 07/07 - Has the nature of Canada-U.S. relations changed?
• 07/06 - Gender-Neutral Birth Certificates: Political preference and age drive opinions of Ontario plan
• 07/04 - The price ain’t right: Canadians liked carbon tax in theory, but support declines as plan becomes a reality
• 06/29 - Canada at 150: Religion seen to have played a positive role in local communities, less so on the national stage
• 06/25 - Could our national leader be: _____? Most in Canada, U.S. say they’d vote for more diverse candidates
• 06/21 - Premiers’ Performance: Ball and Wynne bounce, Wall and Pallister slide
• 06/18 - Turbulent times: Canadian and US flyers say airline industry is broken, but differ on how to fix it
• 06/18 - Focus Saskatchewan: Premier Brad Wall faces budget fallout, but his party leads over opposition
• 06/17 - Snap Election? Snap out of it, say majority of British Columbians
• 06/14 - Trudeau maintains majority approval, but new Conservative leader helps shrink vote intention gap
• 06/08 - Analysis: Which Canadian party has the biggest tent?
• 06/02 - Shachi Kurl’s 3 things to watch after the BC election
• 05/31 - As Conservative leader, Scheer must balance core voters’ values with party’s need for growth
• 05/30 - Minority Deal in British Columbia
• 05/30 - B.C.’s political union: Promises, a jilted suitor and four years of drama
• 05/24 - Canadians want federal government to deliver on protecting door-to-door mail service
• 05/18 - Meet Jagmeet: Will Canadian opinion on religious symbols affect Singh’s bid for NDP leader?
• 05/16 - Spirituality in a changing world: Half say faith is ‘important’ to how they consider society’s problems
• 05/11 - Working with the Liberals may be the practical choice for Weaver, but it’s not what Green supporters voted for
• 05/10 - Fasten your seat belts, British Columbians – and enjoy the political ride
• 05/08 - From Washington Post: These recent elections show that polling isn’t, and never was, broken
• 05/07 - Resale resentment: Four-in-five Canadians say ‘ticket-bots’ should be banned
• 05/06 - B.C. Election 2017: Electorate underwhelmed, unexcited by the choices available in a tight race
• 05/05 - Will #IamLinda move votes away from Christy Clark?
• 05/02 - The Early Edition with Rick Cluff: Angus Reid on his latest poll looking at spirituality in Canada
• 04/30 - A spectrum of spirituality: Canadians keep the faith to varying degrees, but few reject it entirely
• 04/25 - Airport Privatization: Canadians not prepared to clear this idea for takeoff
• 04/21 - At Issue Panel with Shachi Kurl: Trump calls Canada a ‘disgrace’
• 04/20 - Six-in-ten Canadians want greater latitude and more reasons to fire delinquent Senators
• 04/19 - Canadians disjointed on pot plan: Most support the bill, but think it will fail in its key goals
• 04/11 - B.C. Election: Parties hustle for advantage on key issues, leader momentum and credibility
• 04/09 - Canadians prioritize border security over aid to those crossing illegally
• 04/03 - Religious Trends: Led by Quebec, number of Canadians holding favourable views of various religions increases
• 03/30 - Bill C-23: Canadians wary of proposal to expand U.S. customs pre-clearance program
• 03/25 - B.C. Election: Liberal economic message resonates; concerns over campaign finance and housing persist
• 03/24 - Politics Electrified: Three-in-four Ontarians say their hydro bills are ‘unreasonable’; think they’ll rise further
• 03/23 - Premiers’ Performance: Wynne’s approval rating sinks to 12 per cent – an all-time low
• 03/23 - Canadian deficit concerns balloon ahead of Liberals’ second budget
• 03/22 - M-103: If Canadians, not MPs, voted in the House, the motion condemning Islamophobia would be defeated
• 03/15 - The Incited States: Are Liberal Americans having their own ‘Tea Party’ moment in the age of Trump?
• 03/15 - This Hour Has 22 Minutes – Canadian Measurements
• 03/14 - Half of Canadians say Trump right on increased NATO spending, but fewer actually want to meet that mark
• 03/09 - Pipelines, Paris and cross-border politics: US energy policies leave Canadians divided over how to respond
• 03/05 - Taking on Trump: Moderate confidence in Trudeau government to effectively represent national interests in the U.S.
• 02/28 - Canada is miles – or rather, kilometres – away from a uniform system of measurement
• 02/27 - They may not be entirely happy about refugee resettlement, but Alberta and Saskatchewan take in more than their fair share
• 02/23 - Politics and performers: Canadians split over whether to ‘cut-the-mic’ when award show speeches get political
• 02/20 - CBC: 1-in-4 Canadians want Trump-style travel ban, poll suggests
• 02/19 - Open-door policy? Majority support government decision not to increase 2017 refugee targets
• 02/17 - Make Questionnaires Great Again
• 02/15 - With Trump in office, and free trade under scrutiny, it appears Canadians are finally rallying around NAFTA
• 02/14 - CETA: As support softens, Canadians still back trade deal with Europe 5-to-1 over those who oppose it
• 02/12 - Facing tough talk over NAFTA renegotiations, Canadians rediscover affection for the trade pact
• 02/09 - Kremlin Contradiction: Despite Trump’s ‘respect’, two-thirds of Americans view Putin negatively
• 02/06 - ‘America First?’ Americans say yes on trade, but aren’t ready to give up on NATO, UN just yet
• 02/01 - After Sainte-Foy: Moving forward requires going further
• 01/29 - The Friendly 49th? Four-in-five who crossed the border in 2016 had a ‘good’ experience overall
• 01/24 - Quebecers say they’re too accommodating, other Canadians disagree
• 01/22 - Now what? Americans expect economy to improve, global peace to worsen under President Trump
• 01/20 - Canada, Mexico and the Age of Donald Trump
• 01/18 - Friends and Foes in Trump’s America: Canada tops Americans’ list of allies
• 01/16 - As Obama leaves office, hopes of a “post-racial America” a distant dream
• 01/12 - Canadians split on whether greater Western intervention would have helped in Aleppo
• 01/11 - Prime Minister Trudeau’s overall approval rating dropping: poll
• 01/11 - Your Government Doesn’t Poll Anymore. Why?
• 01/09 - Analysis: Canada doesn’t have to follow Trump’s anti-Mexico stance on trade
• 01/03 - 2017 Lookahead: Canadians expect a mixed year at home, a bad one abroad

2016 (127)

• 12/15 - Is the Honeymoon ending? Trudeau’s declining job approval in Ontario drives ten-point national slide
• 12/12 - Premiers’ Performance: As year ends, Ontario’s Kathleen Wynne sees job approval drop to 16%
• 12/09 - What did we learn about polling in 2016? And how can we do better going forward?
• 12/08 - Civil-rights pioneer Viola Desmond chosen as Canada’s ‘Bank Note-able’ woman
• 12/06 - Rick Hansen discusses 2016 Angus Reid Institute partnership findings with CTV
• 12/01 - Disability in Canada: Does closing the accessibility gap literally start from the ground up?
• 12/01 - Electoral Reform committee matches public opinion with calls for proportionality, referendum
• 11/29 - Pipeline Politics: Government decisions on TransMountain, Northern Gateway reflect public opinion
• 11/29 - Mindsets on Disability Quiz
• 11/28 - Battle of the ballots: Two alternate voting systems seen as competitive to First Past the Post
• 11/28 - Mindsets on Disability in Canada
• 11/23 - Canada Values Index: Five Canadian Mindsets
• 11/15 - Kids in Canada: falling behind? Study indicates concern youth aren’t getting the support they need
• 11/10 - American Election: Most Canadians say Trump victory will hurt their country’s relationship with the U.S.
• 11/09 - What the U.S. pollsters missed
• 11/07 - In bellwether Ohio county, some voters have “inherent distrust” of system
• 11/06 - Shachi Kurl, executive director of the Angus Reid Institute, in United States studying presidential election
• 11/04 - Americans on both sides see this election cycle as “really damaging” to their country
• 11/02 - Canadians are less likely to believe conspiracy theories than Americans
• 11/01 - Just 1-in-4 Canadians say their provincial government is doing a “good job managing the deficit”
• 10/26 - Two-in-three Canadian workers would like to make a significant change in their careers
• 10/20 - Trolls and tribulations: One-in-four Canadians say they’re being harassed on social media
• 10/12 - Canadians don’t want to roll the dice on expanded gambling
• 10/07 - A foreign buyers tax for Toronto? Three-in-four in the GTA would support following Vancouver’s lead
• 10/06 - CBC News: The new two solitudes – Alberta and the Rest of Canada
• 10/05 - Angus Reid Facebook Live Chat with CBC
• 10/04 - Canadians aren’t as accepting as we think — and we can’t ignore it, writes Angus Reid
• 10/03 - What makes us Canadian? A study of values, beliefs, priorities and identity
• 09/30 - Approving B.C. LNG project likely to alienate a small – but important – segment of Trudeau base
• 09/28 - Cautious Skeptics
• 09/28 - Faith Based Traditionalists
• 09/28 - Public Sector Proponents
• 09/28 - Canadian Values Index
• 09/27 - Permissive Reformers
• 09/27 - Free Enterprise Enthusiasts
• 09/21 - Premiers’ Performance: Pallister and Clark climb; Wynne loses ground
• 09/19 - Trump and Clinton supporters: Shared personal experiences, massive disagreements on policy
• 09/14 - Federal Politics: Two-in-three Canadians approve of PM Justin Trudeau
• 09/06 - Transgender in Canada: Canadians say accept, accommodate, and move on
• 09/01 - The ties that bind: Canadian connections across a vast country are strong
• 08/29 - Global News: Has political correctness gone too far?
• 08/28 - Majority of Canadians say political correctness has “gone too far”
• 08/23 - Extra-Terrestrials and other Stranger Things: Four-in-Five Canadians believe
• 08/23 - Global News: 4/5 Canadians believe intelligent life exists in universe: poll
• 08/21 - Most Canadians want government to expand the services it provides, but they don’t want to pay for it
• 08/18 - Hosting the podium again: Canadians on two teams over carrying torch for future Olympic bids
• 08/16 - Technology replacing workers: is the worst over? Or yet to come?
• 08/12 - A tax on soda pop? Expect the debate to keep bubbling
• 08/10 - Basic Income? Basically unaffordable, say most Canadians
• 08/03 - Tarnished Medals: Four-in-Five Canadians say scandals, corruption taint true spirit of the Olympics
• 07/31 - Literally no one thinks the availability of rental properties in Metro Vancouver is “very good”
• 07/30 - Global News: Canadians aren’t feeling the love for Rio Olympics
• 07/28 - Nine-in-ten support tax on foreign buyers of Metro Vancouver homes, but doubt it will be very effective
• 07/27 - What do we really think about female politicians?
• 07/24 - Canadians say it’s easier for men to get elected, but see both sexes as equally good leaders
• 07/22 - Canadians skeptical about motivations for bringing Duffy, Ghomeshi to trial
• 07/19 - Canadian Millennials think they have it tougher than past generations, and half of boomers agree
• 07/17 - Crime rates are higher in Western Canada, but they’ve been falling just like everywhere else
• 07/14 - Most Canadians express confidence in police, but those levels are lower among visible minorities
• 07/13 - Keep the change? Canadians split on moving to a no-tipping system in restaurants
• 07/07 - Walmart vs. Visa: Customers would shop less frequently if retail giant pulls cards from stores
• 07/05 - Struggling seniors, withering workplace pensions: Why Canadians support plans to expand CPP
• 06/29 - Canada at 149: One-in-four say Canada’s ‘Golden Age’ is yet to come
• 06/28 - CBC News: 1-in-4 Canadians Support NAFTA
• 06/27 - Hockey Night Shakeup: On the Strombo Split and the MacLean Majority
• 06/26 - ‘Three Amigos’ Summit: Just one-in-four Canadians say NAFTA has been good for their country
• 06/21 - Style, substance, or both? Canadians weigh in on Liberals’ first House of Commons session
• 06/21 - Shachi Kurl talking TransMountain Pipeline on CBC Calgary
• 06/19 - Three-in-four Canadians say yes to CPP expansion
• 06/15 - Rocky Mountain Rumble: Alberta, B.C. residents at odds over TransMountain Pipeline
• 06/13 - Bill C-14: Debate between Senate and House of Commons mirrors public opinion on assisted-dying
• 06/09 - Closing the ‘digital divide’: Most Canadians support CRTC action to provide broadband to all households
• 06/05 - The folks are alright: Older Canadians tend to be happier; most want to live to 90 or beyond
• 06/02 - Not Netflix, Sans Spotify: Canadians back continued CRTC regulation, but not for online content
• 05/31 - Hold the Phone: Most Manitobans disapprove of BCE-MTS merger
• 05/26 - Despite government focus on middle-class relief, Canadians’ economic anxiety persists
• 05/24 - Premiers’ Performance: Ball drops, Wall bounces post-election
• 05/24 - Manitobans happy with change in government, but suspect PC’s may have a ‘hidden agenda’
• 05/19 - At Issue Panel – Trudeau elbowing incident
• 05/18 - ‘Famous Five’s’ Nellie McClung top, but not majority choice as female face to appear on new Canadian bill
• 05/12 - Hoop Dreams: Can the Raptors capture a nation’s interest?
• 05/11 - Zika Virus: Most Canadians would reconsider travel plans to avoid infection
• 05/09 - Money and Politics: Most Canadians want bans on corporate & union donations, leader ‘top-ups’
• 05/07 - Prayer: Alive and well in Canada
• 05/06 - At Issue Panel – Trudeau’s first six months
• 05/04 - Hold the phone, providers and regulators – Canadians care about wireless competition
• 05/02 - Two-in-three Canadians say the Senate is “too damaged” to ever earn their goodwill
• 05/01 - NHL playoff viewership decline: Can Sidney Crosby save the day?
• 04/28 - Decline of Newspapers: Age drives views on the impacts of shrinking newsrooms
• 04/28 - Legalize it? Canadians say yes, but that doesn’t mean they find smoking weed ‘acceptable’
• 04/25 - Obesity crisis? Despite misgivings, Canadians support government intervention on junk food
• 04/22 - Dr. Reid’s Keynote Address at BC Leadership Prayer Breakfast
• 04/19 - 4/20 Friendly? Canadian support for pot legalization grows, but most don’t view it as a national priority
• 04/17 - Canadians respect the Queen; divided over country’s future as a monarchy ‘for generations to come’
• 04/14 - ‘Skinny’ TV packages: For most Canadians, hidden fees outweigh ‘pick-and-pay’ freedom
• 04/10 - Cell Phone Sadness: Canadians call for a more competitive, less expensive industry
• 04/06 - Tuning out, turning off: No Canadian teams in NHL Playoffs drives viewers away
• 04/04 - Canadians feel confident that marine shipping is safe, but they have reservations about transporting oil
• 04/03 - Rising food prices: Canadians – regardless of income level – say it’s getting harder to feed their families
• 03/31 - Physician-Assisted Suicide: Canadians reject certain Commons committee recommendations
• 03/22 - ANALYSIS: Five things about Budget 2016 and Public Opinion
• 03/19 - Will US Cuba Thaw Give Canadians a Chill?
• 03/17 - Security vs. privacy: Canadians want more accountability, but accept trade-offs on civil liberties
• 03/15 - Bad Dogs or Bad Owners? Snarling issue finds majority oppose banning ‘dangerous’ breeds
• 03/08 - Canada-U.S. perspectives: ‘sunny ways’ versus gloomy days
• 03/07 - Flu Shots: Should they be legally required for doctors, teachers? Most Canadians say “yes”
• 03/07 - At Issue Panel – First Ministers Meeting
• 03/02 - Most say governments will agree to new emissions targets, less convinced Canada will meet them
• 03/01 - MMIW: Canadians strongly support inquiry, but have doubts about its ultimate effect
• 02/28 - Half of Canadians say government’s stance on Saudi arms deal is a “bad decision”
• 02/25 - Beyond Vancouver & Toronto, most Canadian city dwellers say home prices either high or unreasonable
• 02/22 - As First Ministers ready for national summit, economy dwarfs all other issues on Canadians’ minds
• 02/18 - Canadians divided on legacy of Syrian refugee resettlement plan
• 02/16 - Premiers’ Performance: Notley’s job approval tumbles as Alberta’s economy deteriorates
• 02/14 - Can you ‘choose your family’? Younger Canadians say yes, older ones say you get what you get
• 02/11 - Few Canadians support banning Uber; but most want it regulated the same as taxi industry
• 02/05 - Most Canadians want to keep bombing ISIS; half think pulling CF-18s will hurt Canada’s global reputation
• 02/05 - Shachi Kurl talks ISIS with CBC’s At Issue panel
• 02/03 - Trans-Pacific Partnership: Uncertainty reigns among half of Canadians as federal government signs trade deal
• 02/02 - Economy and the Budget: Nearly half of Canadians want Ottawa to stand pat on $10 billion deficit plan
• 01/31 - Most Canadians are pretty happy with their lives, but the ones who aren’t, are downright miserable
• 01/28 - Sinking dollar has Canadians vowing to eliminate or cut way back on cross-border shopping, U.S. travel
• 01/27 - Sluggish economy could make TPP trickier for Trudeau
• 01/21 - Most Canadians think schools should teach morals and values, but which ones?
• 01/15 - Nuanced opinion on doctor-assisted death means government should tread lightly
• 01/13 - Canadians say our moral values are weakening four-to-one over those who say they’re getting stronger
• 01/05 - ANALYSIS: How do Canadians want infrastructure dollars spent? It depends on where they live

2015 (90)

• 12/31 - What will engage Canadians most in 2016? Many of the same issues that dominated 2015
• 12/17 - Most urban Canadians want Trump’s name gone from towers in Toronto, Vancouver
• 12/15 - One-in-five Canadians say they’ve suffered a concussion playing sports; most before turning 18
• 12/11 - Hockey Night in Canada: Chemistry improving in second year of Rogers broadcast
• 12/08 - Premiers’ Performance: Federal Liberal ‘red tide’ lifts Atlantic Premiers’ approval ratings
• 12/06 - Rick Hansen discusses ARI poll on disability and accessibility on Canada AM
• 12/02 - Disability and Accessibility: Canadians see significant room for improvement in communities where they live
• 12/01 - Health Care: One-third of Canadians report difficult access to family doctors, rely on clinics and ERs
• 11/30 - Trudeau’s first month: PM enjoys strong approval ratings, but Canadians are divided on his deficit policy
• 11/22 - Climate Change: Canadians optimistic about first ministers’ meeting, pessimistic about Paris talks
• 11/19 - Mission against ISIS: Three-in-five Canadians say government should maintain or increase bombing
• 11/17 - Syrian Refugee Resettlement: tight timelines are key driver of opposition to Ottawa’s New Year plan
• 11/06 - ANALYSIS: Keystone, Canada and our “special friend” – how XL’s ultimate rejection was viewed by Canadians
• 11/05 - Canadians back normalization of U.S.-Cuba relations but fear it will wreck visiting the country for them
• 11/02 - Canadians excited about Trudeau win, less so about key campaign promises on refugees, TFSAs, pot
• 10/29 - The Harper legacy: Canadians praise cuts to GST, balanced budgets, condemn environmental record
• 10/22 - Trans-Pacific Partnership: Canadians say trade deal is good for consumers, uncertain of impact on jobs, the economy
• 10/21 - Analysis: On anniversary of Parliament Hill attack, a review of Canadian opinions on domestic security
• 10/19 - Analysis: Trudeau momentum spurs party to “sunny ways” majority as ever-soft NDP voters stampede to Liberals
• 10/19 - Shachi Kurl joins CBC’s Power and Politics for one last look at Election 2015 polls
• 10/16 - Election 2015: Liberals edge Conservatives as volatile electorate mulls final choice before last campaign weekend
• 10/13 - Shachi Kurl talks voter volatility with The Province
• 10/10 - Angus Reid sits down with Voice of BC to talk polling and politics
• 10/09 - Election 2015: Race narrows to Conservative-Liberal contest with NDP in third place; soft voters still cause for volatility
• 10/09 - Canada’s health care system has serious problems, so why isn’t this election about them?
• 10/09 - Power & Politics – Election 2015
• 10/07 - Will uncertain voters follow their heads or their hearts?
• 10/06 - Canada AM – Trans-Pacific Partnership
• 10/05 - Canadians and their Communities: A National Survey on Citizen Engagement and Attitudes
• 10/05 - On foreign policy, trade trumps, but can any party turn the TPP into votes?
• 10/01 - Election 2015: Conservatives edge forward leaving NDP and Liberals locked in second-place tie
• 09/27 - Election 2015: Canadians profess decline in international reputation in last decade by margin of 2:1
• 09/24 - Election 2015: The Politics of Healthcare
• 09/15 - Election 2015: Promises, Promises – Canadians weigh in on the economic proposals of the parties
• 09/13 - Election 2015: To Have and Have Not; Canadians’ Economic Anxiety Shapes Campaign Perspective
• 09/10 - The National – Election 2015
• 09/03 - Canadians divided along political lines over whether to accept thousands of refugees in current crisis
• 09/03 - GTA woes: Transit top concern for residents; housing costs threaten to push millennials out
• 09/01 - Electoral Record Continued
• 09/01 - Judge online polling by real-world accuracy, not academic theory
• 08/31 - As election looms late this fall, Newfoundland and Labrador premier begins to feel the chill
• 08/27 - Election 2015: One-third of Canadians say they’re “falling behind”, embrace Mulcair 2:1 over Harper, Trudeau
• 08/25 - Election 2015: NDP leads, but CPC’s base is most solid
• 08/24 - Duffy trial testimony ensures Senate scandal won’t fade into campaign background
• 08/20 - The Duffy trial: Senate scandal testimony threatens Harper’s fortunes among soft Conservative voters
• 08/19 - How close is the 2015 election? Historically close
• 08/19 - Election 2015: Tracking the Issues and the Polls
• 08/16 - Canadians have a more favourable view of their Supreme Court than Americans have of their own
• 07/29 - CBC News – Harper’s Senate appointment moratorium
• 07/21 - Canadians abroad: most have travelled beyond the US, but how many would leave Canada for good?
• 07/14 - Prescription drug access and affordability an issue for nearly a quarter of all Canadian households
• 07/14 - CBC News – Negative Advertising in Elections
• 07/12 - Crisis in Greece: Canadians, Americans side with creditors in blame game over billions owed
• 07/09 - Truth and Reconciliation: Canadians see value in process, skeptical about government action
• 07/02 - Metro Vancouver transit referendum: Who voted yes, who voted no, and what will it mean for the region?
• 07/01 - Retirement in Canada: Lots to enjoy about ‘golden years,’ but financial worries loom large — especially for those still working
• 06/26 - Global TV – New Survey Looks at Gender and Sport
• 06/25 - ‘Good Role Models’ or ‘Unwomanly’? Canadian views on gender, sport and the Women’s World Cup
• 06/22 - Premiers’ Performance: Gallant’s job approval plunges, Notley enjoys post-election honeymoon
• 06/18 - Shachi Kurl on housing and transportation in Metro Vancouver
• 06/17 - Lotusland Blues: One-in-five Metro Vancouverites experience extreme housing & traffic pain; most of them think of leaving
• 06/16 - Federal Politics: the ‘Mulcair Moment’ gains momentum as NDP leader virtually ties Harper on who would make best PM
• 06/08 - Prayer in Canadian Public Life: a Nation Divided
• 05/29 - Angus Reid speaks with Lorna Dueck about religion in Canada
• 05/25 - Bill C-51: Support declines after months of protest, but strong majority still backs anti-terror legislation
• 05/25 - Canadians evenly divided on release of Omar Khadr
• 05/08 - When disaster strikes abroad, Canadians are divided on who’s responsible for getting them home safe
• 05/06 - Historic vote sweeps NDP to victory in Alberta
• 05/04 - CBC News Now – Economic polling election 2015
• 04/29 - Canadians open to bigger trade relationships, but uncertainty lingers over Trans-Pacific Partnership
• 04/22 - Most Canadians support carbon pricing; but less consensus on effectiveness of such measures
• 04/14 - The Modi Visit: Canadians express interest in free trade with India, doubts about nuclear deal
• 04/12 - Governance, identity and service delivery in Metro Vancouver: desire for change, but no consensus
• 04/07 - Shachi Kurl talks Duffy Trial on CBC
• 04/07 - Future of the Senate: Majority of Canadians split between abolishing, reforming the Red Chamber
• 03/26 - Religion and faith in Canada today: strong belief, ambivalence and rejection define our views
• 03/23 - ISIS Mission: Canadians tilt slightly towards extending involvement against Islamic State
• 03/19 - Prentice’s job approval dips amid slumping oil prices, budget pressure and election speculation
• 03/16 - Metro Vancouver Transit Referendum: “No” side holds the advantage, but this campaign is 10 weeks long
• 03/11 - Culture, the CBC & the CRTC: both institutions get good marks, but future relevance seen as a challenge
• 03/05 - Rink Rage: majority who attend youth hockey games have seen young players or referees verbally abused
• 02/25 - Three-quarters of Canadians say they were bullied at school. I’m one of them
• 02/25 - Three-quarters of Canadian adults say they were bullied in school; half of today’s parents say it’s happened to their kids
• 02/23 - Freedom of Speech: Canadians support Charlie Hebdo’s choice to publish images of Prophet Muhammad
• 02/19 - Bill C-51: Strong support for proposed anti-terror legislation, but additional oversight wanted too
• 02/16 - Half of working Canadians call overtime a “choice”, but the vast majority are doing it
• 02/13 - Majority believes vaccinations are effective; but two-in-five say the “science isn’t clear”
• 02/09 - Canadians at work: technology enables more flexibility, but longer hours too; checking in is the new normal
• 02/05 - Two-in-three Canadians view Pope Francis favourably
• 01/28 - Three-quarters of Canadians don’t completely dismiss the possibility of life after death

2014 (36)

• 12/29 - Federal Politics: Harper’s Conservatives end 2014 with slight lead over Trudeau Liberals; NDP running third
• 12/22 - For majority of Canadians, Christmas’ importance lies in time with family, a break from everyday life and time for reflection
• 12/18 - Half of Canadians support Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion, just over half back protests against it, and some actually support both
• 12/16 - Most Canadians support assisted suicide, but under which circumstances reveal much deeper divides
• 12/16 - Manitoba premier’s job approval plunges to all-time low as he fights to retain party leadership
• 11/28 - One quarter of Canadians say they’ll watch Sunday’s Grey Cup as popularity for CFL edges NFL approval
• 11/11 - Canadians are missing Ron MacLean in host role as they adjust to new Hockey Night in Canada broadcast
• 10/31 - Three-in-four Canadians call airlines’ new checked baggage fees “unacceptable”, “money grab”
• 10/24 - Just over half of Canadians not confident in ability of security services to prevent home-grown acts of terror
• 10/23 - On promoting economic growth and innovation, Canadians say government, not business, should be responsible
• 10/23 - Majority of Canadians call for more robust efforts to curb climate change
• 10/23 - Three-quarters of Canadians back inquiry on murdered and missing Aboriginal women
• 09/25 - Two-thirds of Canadians support some involvement in American-led action against ISIS
• 08/15 - Canadian opinions on world leaders: Putin “arrogant”, Obama “influential”, Merkel “strong”
• 08/12 - Six-in-ten Canadians support marijuana legalization, but say it’s not a top justice priority
• 08/05 - Canadians’ optimism about their fortunes for the year ahead hits four-year low
• 07/24 - Twenty years of trade: Canadians solidly support CETA in 2014; soundly opposed NAFTA in 1993
• 07/04 - America on July 4th – a country divided
• 06/30 - Two-thirds of Canadians say they love country and what it stands for; the rest, swayed by standard of living
• 06/18 - Northern Gateway: Canadians split on federal decision; but majority say pipeline will be built
• 06/17 - Nova Scotia premier McNeil in virtual tie with Saskatchewan’s Wall for most popular
• 06/11 - Gender split reveals deep divide between men, women on issues surrounding the sex trade
• 06/09 - Two weeks into strike, BC parents support teachers over government two-to-one
• 05/30 - Temporary Foreign Worker program: fine for older Canadians, bigger problem for young & unemployed
• 05/26 - BC teachers strike: parents support teachers over government as job action begins
• 05/06 - Canadian confidence in police, courts sees significant rebound over 2012 sentiment
• 05/06 - Ukraine Crisis: Poll shows American, British & Canadian appetite for economic sanctions high
• 04/17 - On debate over proposed Fair Elections Act, Sound does not necessarily equal Fury
• 04/07 - Quebec Liberals carry lead into final campaign weekend; movement of CAQ vote hurts PQ
• 03/13 - Four times as many Canadians say Afghan mission had positive impact on world peace, security than negative
• 03/07 - The People’s Pope: Francis’ first-year focus on the poor impresses Catholics, Non-Catholics alike
• 02/28 - Awareness breeds contempt: The more Canadians are aware of Fair Elections Act, the more they oppose it
• 02/18 - Liberals hold slight lead over Conservatives, but their edge evaporates among most likely voters
• 01/30 - Canadians back Trudeau’s move to remove Senators from Liberal caucus three-to-one
• 01/27 - Canucks fans stand by Tortorella, but grim about team’s playoff prospects
• 01/24 - Most Canadians view Muslim community as a partner, not a problem in the fight against radicalization

2013 (32)

• 12/20 - It’s “Christmas”, not just a “Holiday Season” in the US, UK and Canada
• 12/18 - Canadians generally oppose Canada Post changes
• 12/13 - “Christmas” or “Holiday Season”? Canadians embrace the traditional option
• 12/12 - Canadians less likely than the British or Americans to do holiday shopping online
• 12/02 - NFL in Canada? Not at the cost of CFL: poll
• 11/24 - CFL: on a Roll in Year of 101st Grey Cup
• 11/08 - Should the Canadian Senate be abolished? 50% surveyed say yes.
• 11/08 - One-fifth of Canadians commit to marking Remembrance Day in person this year
• 10/30 - More Canadians and Britons view Edward Snowden as “hero” than “traitor”, Americans split
• 10/29 - Canadians view non-Christian religions with uncertainty, dislike
• 10/21 - Notable Canadians: How do you feel about them?
• 09/30 - Wall maintains top spot among Premiers with highest job approval ratings
• 09/12 - Quebecers, Canadians split on proposed Charter of Values
• 06/24 - Premier Brad Wall maintains top spot as Canada’s best rated premier
• 05/14 - Canadians Lukewarm on Monarchy, Would Pick William as Next King
• 05/14 - Less Than Half in U.S. and Britain Believe in Man-Made Climate Change
• 05/13 - BC NDP Keeps Upper Hand as British Columbia Ballot Nears
• 05/11 - NDP and Liberals Gain, Greens and Tories Fall in British Columbia
• 05/03 - BC Liberals Now Seven Points Behind NDP in British Columbia
• 05/02 - British Columbians Would Ban Unions, Corporations from Political Fundraising
• 04/26 - New Democrats Stable, Liberals Improve in British Columbia
• 04/25 - Most British Columbians Express Confidence in Health Care System
• 04/18 - British Columbians Dissatisfied with Current State of Justice System
• 04/16 - BC New Democrats Hold 17-Point Lead at Start of Provincial Campaign
• 02/14 - Most Canadians Continue to Voice Support for an Elected Senate
• 02/14 - Quebecers Overwhelmingly Call for Assisted Suicide Guidelines
• 02/07 - Canadians Would Feel Dissatisfied, Sad if Quebec Became Independent
• 02/04 - Prevalent Conspiracy Theories Dismissed by Most Americans
• 01/21 - New Democrats Have 15-Point Lead Over BC Liberals in British Columbia
• 01/19 - Conservatives Stable, NDP Drops and Liberals Gain in Canada
• 01/15 - Two Thirds of Canadians Agree with Decision to Phase Out the Penny
• 01/09 - Few Canadians Are Hopeful Before Harper Meets Aboriginal Leaders

2012 (31)

• 12/28 - British Columbians Support Missing Women Inquiry Recommendations
• 12/17 - Wall Finishes the Year as Canada’s Most Popular Premier
• 12/06 - Stephen Harper Remains a Polarizing Figure for Canadians
• 12/03 - Canadian, U.S. Cities Sound Similar Notes On Infrastructure Funding
• 11/29 - Most Americans and Canadians Are Ready to Legalize Marijuana
• 11/23 - Governing Liberals Gain, New Democrats Lead in British Columbia
• 11/09 - Canadians Blame Owners for NHL Lockout, Most Expect to Lose Season
• 10/17 - Reagan, Clinton Still Regarded as Best Recent American Presidents
• 10/16 - Most Canadians Would Block Proposed Takeover of Nexen
• 10/12 - Conservatives Drop, New Democrats Improve in British Columbia
• 10/12 - Opposition to Northern Gateway Remains High in British Columbia
• 10/02 - Nurses, Doctors Are Most Respected Jobs in Canada, U.S. and Britain
• 09/25 - One-in-Four Canadians Say Harper is Worst Prime Minister Since 1968
• 09/19 - Canadians Support Government’s Decision to Cut Ties with Iran
• 09/10 - Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall is Still Best Rated Premier in Canada
• 09/05 - Britons and Canadians More Likely to Endorse Evolution than Americans
• 08/29 - Most Britons Want to Reduce Seats in the House of Lords
• 08/22 - Political Ads from Conservatives and NDP Divide Voters in Canada
• 08/15 - Canadians, Quebecers Would Not See PQ Win as Call for Sovereignty
• 08/06 - Olympic Games Too Commercial for Americans, Britons and Canadians
• 08/03 - New Democrats Gain, Liberals Get No Traction in British Columbia
• 07/13 - Calgary and Vancouver Praised by Citizens for Services, Environment
• 06/27 - Global Warming Skepticism Higher in U.S. and Britain than Canada
• 06/07 - Wall Best, Dexter Worst as Canadians Rate Their Premiers
• 06/05 - British Columbians Would Share Depersonalized Health Care Data
• 05/17 - Americans and Canadians Feel They Have Lost Out with NAFTA
• 03/28 - Canadians Want Budget to Help the Jobless, Ease Pain at the Pump
• 02/25 - Torontonians Divided Over Best Solution for City’s Transit
• 01/31 - Canadians Are Divided on the Actual Effect of Immigration
• 01/26 - Canadians Call for Legislation to Deal with Gender-Based Abortion
• 01/14 - Urban Quebecers Call for Changes in Police Misconduct Investigations

2011 (19)

• 12/19 - Wall Best, Charest Worst as Canadians Rank Their Premiers
• 12/05 - Two-in-Five Canadians Want More Action to Improve Gender Equality
• 11/29 - Canadian Business Owners Mostly Optimistic, But Some Are Struggling
• 11/15 - Most LGBT Working Canadians Experience Tolerance But Some Discrimination Persists
• 11/14 - Vancouverites Grow Tired of Occupiers, Call for End to Protest
• 11/01 - Canadians Want to Ban Head Shots from Hockey, But No Consensus on Fights
• 10/22 - Redford Starts Tenure as Premier with Large Lead in Alberta
• 10/20 - British Columbians Ponder Life Without the Harmonized Sales Tax
• 10/19 - Three-in-Five Canadians Satisfied with Country’s Economic Conditions
• 09/06 - Wall, Dunderdale and Selinger are Best Rated Canadian Premiers
• 09/01 - Economy and Health Care are Dominant Issues for Ontarians
• 06/30 - Canadians Remain Divided on How to Deal with Prostitution
• 06/07 - Saskatchewan’s Wall Remains the Most Popular Canadian Premier
• 06/01 - Canadians Join Canucks Bandwagon, Expect Vancouver to Win Stanley Cup
• 03/18 - Canadians, Hockey Fans Want to Ban Head Shots from the Game
• 03/02 - Saskatchewan’s Wall Becomes Most Popular Premier in Canada
• 02/23 - Clean Energy Identified as Key Issue for British Columbians
• 02/04 - Canadians Flatly Reject Usage Based Billing for Internet Access
• 01/10 - Canadians Welcome New Graphic Warnings on Cigarette Packages

2010 (33)

• 12/29 - Half of Canadians Ready to Wave Goodbye to the Penny
• 12/15 - Majority of Canadians Support Legalizing Euthanasia
• 12/13 - Canadians Divided on Assuming Non-Combat Role in Afghanistan
• 12/06 - Health Care Delivery Praised in Saskatchewan, Derided in Quebec
• 12/02 - Williams and Wall Are Most Popular Premiers in Canada; Charest Lowest
• 11/29 - Half of Canadians Support the Legalization of Marijuana
• 11/15 - Canadians Disagree with Court on Interrogations Without Legal Counsel
• 11/08 - Canadians Endorse Multiculturalism, But Pick Melting Pot Over Mosaic
• 10/19 - Half of Canadians Willing to Allow Adults to Engage in Prostitution
• 09/27 - As Fall Begins, Confidence in the Economy Declines in Canada
• 09/23 - Canadians Would Welcome New NHL Team, But Not With Federal Money
• 09/21 - Almost Half of Canadians Would Abolish the Long Gun Registry
• 09/21 - Americans, Britons and Canadians Hesitant on Middle East Talks
• 09/20 - More Than Half of Americans Hold an Unfavorable Opinion of Islam
• 09/20 - Almost Half of Canadians Would Abolish the Long Gun Registry
• 09/16 - Few Britons Consider Anti-Social Behaviour Orders as a Success
• 09/14 - More Canadians Are Questioning the Benefits of Immigration
• 08/25 - Canadians See More Benefits from NAFTA than Americans
• 08/19 - Almost Half of Canadians Believe Tamil Migrants Should Be Deported
• 08/17 - Canadians Oppose Government Changes to Census
• 08/10 - Majority of Canadians Still Oppose Military Mission in Afghanistan
• 08/09 - Poles Stand Behind Governing Civic Platform
• 08/09 - Anti-Oil Sands Ads Could Severely Affect Alberta’s Brand and Tourism
• 07/29 - Canadians Are Supportive of Insite and Oppose Moves to Shut it Down
• 07/27 - After Bump, Economic Confidence Rebounds in Canada
• 07/20 - Canadians Want More Action on the Environment
• 07/14 - As Trial Looms, Little Change in How Canadians Feel About Omar Khadr
• 07/07 - Canadians Reject Any Changes to Stanley Park’s Name
• 07/01 - Canadians Want Federal Government to Pick Up the Tab for G20 Disruption
• 06/30 - Canadians Truly Proud of Flag, Hockey, Armed Forces and Health Care System
• 06/02 - Canadians Fairly Optimistic About Prospects for National Economy
• 04/27 - Views on Global Warming Vary in Three Countries
• 04/23 - BC Residents Pleased with 2010 Winter Olympics, But Fear Deficit