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Global affairs

United Nations: Canadians Continue to Support Organization

Canadians, as goes the collective, lore are international and global in perspective. Especially, in relation to our southern neighbour who has...
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Economy and finance

Canadians Feel a 2019 Recession is in the Air [Pollara]

After a three year positive trend in feelings about the economy, the Pollara Strategic Insights’ Economic Outlook Study finds that Canadians enter...
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Global affairs

Arming Saudi Arabia: The Collision of Values and Business

A look back at four polls which have addressed the export of arms to Saudi Arabia with a focus on the inherent challenge of reconciling the public's desire for an ethical policy with the realities of arms exports.
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Health

Sick Notes | A Classic Public Trust Issue

Sick notes are a poor solution for employers and bad for government. For minor illnesses, they use up physician time when the solution is...
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Polling Question of the Month

Canadians Strongly Opposed to Allowing Statistics Canada to Access Personal Information

It probably came as a surprise to Canadians when they heard the Statistic Canada plan to access personal information from banks. The agency was...
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The Public Polls Project | Research about Public Opinion in the Public Domain

Polling Guru is a site dedicated to reflecting on and discussing current and historical public opinion research. Public polls, that is polls released into...
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Democracy

When the Governor General is the News

Governor General's are generally not very newsworthy and tend to be front and centre for charity work and official functions. It is, therefore, noteworthy...
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Lifestyle

Physical and Mental Health Assessments of Canadians [Ipsos/Global News Poll]

A recent Global News Poll conducted by Ipsos is a compelling look at how we think about our health. Most notably, there is a...
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Libertarianism: How Canadians in the 1980s Saw Personal Autonomy

The 1980s are an interesting decade. Baby Boomers entered the workforce, got married and had kids. The...
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The Impact of Government on Your Life | November

A recent Environics Institute survey finds that only a minority of Canadians (33%) think that government has...
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Climate Change is all about Balance

The environment has taken front and centre in the federal election campaign. This reflects a broader focus...
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The Public Polls Project | Research about Public Opinion in the Public Domain

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Polling Guru is a site dedicated to reflecting on and discussing current and historical...
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Handle with Care: Trudeau, Trump and the Canadian Public

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As the initial volleys of a trade war are exchanged it is worth considering...
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Polling as Weathervane

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Public opinion polling is in many ways like a weather report for the nation....
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Telephone or Online: Lessons from the Canadian Election Study

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The latest and perhaps the most important study on the impact of survey mode...
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Prostitution: A Tale of Permissiveness or Understanding

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When Canadians were asked about prostitution 17 years ago, the clear position of a...
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33% of Canadians have Nothing Left After They Pay Their Bills

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A new poll conducted for MNP LTD by Ipsos shows that many Canadians have...
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