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Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
5d ago
Two-in-five urban Canadians say they’ve encountered, been disrupted by protests in past six months May 2, 2024 – New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute, the second part in
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Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
5d ago
Majorities believe it should be illegal to protest at a hospital, abortion clinics April 30, 2024 – While demonstrations are far from new phenomena in Canada, the last several months
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1w ago
By Shachi Kurl, President April 26, 2024 – You couldn’t blame Prime Minister Justin Trudeau if he’s been feeling as downcast and rejected as a hapless magician hired for the
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1w ago
Concern over inflation cools, worry over the deficit rises; few see Trudeau best to handle top issues April 25, 2024 – As the federal government looks to address “generation fairness”
The post ‘Generational fairness’?: Seven-in-ten Gen Z, Millennials say Trudeau’s government not working in their interest appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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1w ago
Despite popularity of various measures, budget appears to have no immediate effect on vote April 24, 2024 – A month-long political sales job by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his cabinet
The post No Bounce: Liberals’ hoped-for support surge in wake of under-40 targeted spending blitz has yet to materialize appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
2w ago
By Shachi Kurl, President April 15, 2024 – Since 2015, Justin Trudeau has been a Pied Piper, playing a tune jaunty enough to make just enough Canadians follow his fiscal
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3w ago
Number of Canadians cheering for “any” Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup rises 7 points from 2016 April 15, 2024 – Just days before the National Hockey League’s regular
The post Matthews or McDavid? Hockey fans equally likely to say Toronto or Edmonton can end nation’s Stanley Cup drought appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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3w ago
However, majorities across political lines want more spending on health care, national defence April 11, 2024 – Days ahead of a federal budget that’s had most of the mystery taken
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Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
3w ago
Seven-in-ten say the federal government is moving too slow to enact benefit April 8, 2024 – As Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland prepares to deliver the federal government’s budget next week,
The post Canada Disability Benefit: Nine-in-ten support benefit, but most doubt federal government will get it done appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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1M ago
By Shachi Kurl, President There are times in politics when two conflicting things are true at the same time. Public reaction to the impending federal carbon-tax increase is one of
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