Analysis: Trudeau’s pre-budget dance isn’t impressing the audience
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by David Korzinski
1w 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 The post Analysis: Trudeau’s pre-budget dance isn’t impressing the audience appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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Matthews or McDavid? Hockey fans equally likely to say Toronto or Edmonton can end nation’s Stanley Cup drought
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by Angus Reid
1w 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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Budget 2024: Majority of Canadians concerned about deficit, say federal government is spending ‘too much’
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by David Korzinski
2w 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 The post Budget 2024: Majority of Canadians concerned about deficit, say federal government is spending ‘too much’ appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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Canada Disability Benefit: Nine-in-ten support benefit, but most doubt federal government will get it done
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by David Korzinski
2w 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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Analysis: Should Trudeau rethink his approach to the carbon tax?
Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
by David Korzinski
2w 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 The post Analysis: Should Trudeau rethink his approach to the carbon tax? appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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B.C. Politics Deep Dive: How does current federal vote intention impact this fall’s provincial vote?
Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
by David Korzinski
3w ago
Analysis reveals how federal vote preferences impact provincial vote intention ahead of fall BC election April 1, 2024 – As British Columbians look ahead to marking their ballot in a The post B.C. Politics Deep Dive: How does current federal vote intention impact this fall’s provincial vote? appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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Is there life after death? Majority of Canadians believe they may have more than one life to live
Angus Reid Institute | Opinion Polls
by David Korzinski
1M ago
Only one-in-eight Canadians rule out the possibility of life continuing after death entirely March 27, 2024 – For many Canadians, Easter weekend has become a secular holiday celebrated by students The post Is there life after death? Majority of Canadians believe they may have more than one life to live appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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Raise, pause, abolish? Centre-left voters rally around carbon tax, but majority would still reduce or eliminate it
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by Angus Reid
1M ago
Amid rebate debate awareness of carbon tax reimbursement rises nine points March 25, 2024 – With help from the Bloc Québécois and the NDP, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals survived a non-confidence The post Raise, pause, abolish? Centre-left voters rally around carbon tax, but majority would still reduce or eliminate it appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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Fiscal Divide: Canada’s worst off expect more of the same ahead, the Thriving are most likely to expect even better
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by Angus Reid
1M ago
Proportion of those ‘Thriving’ up six points over the past 18 months, but there are more ‘Struggling’ too March 21, 2024 – When the federal government releases its 2024 budget, The post Fiscal Divide: Canada’s worst off expect more of the same ahead, the Thriving are most likely to expect even better appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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B.C. Spotlight: In the face of heavy criticism on key issues, BC NDP still top choice ahead of October election
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by Angus Reid
1M ago
In an expected election year, 43% would vote NDP, 22% each back BC Conservatives, BC United March 18, 2024 – There are no shortage of story lines ahead of an The post B.C. Spotlight: In the face of heavy criticism on key issues, BC NDP still top choice ahead of October election appeared first on Angus Reid Institute ..read more
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