Angus Reid Institute

• More than half in B.C. stressed about making ends meet, poll finds

  The pressures are particularly acute for those paying rent or mortgage payments, amid concerns interest rates could rise yet again this week.

  Economy

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• One in three Canadians in ‘bad’ or ‘terrible’ financial shape, poll finds

  Thirteen per cent of Canadians surveyed said they had recently borrowed money from friends or family in order to make ends meet, the Angus Reid Institute found.

  Economy

  Apr 10
  
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• Manitoba’s Stefanson drops again in premiers’ approval polling

  Stefanson, who is up for re-election in October, lost one point in popularity among respondents in the researchers' March poll — dropping from 26 to 25 per cent.

  Politics

  Mar 15
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• Manitoba premier still last in latest provincial leader popularity poll

  According to the latest premiers' performance rankings from the Angus Reid Institute, Stefanson remains firmly ensconced as Canada's least-popular provincial leader.

  Politics

  Dec 7, 2022
• Last-place Manitoba premier drops again in provincial leaders’ approval poll

  In the latest approval ratings of Canada's premiers, Heather Stefanson is dead last once again with a paltry 22 per cent approval.

  Politics

  Sep 22, 2022
• Half of Canadians believe private options would worsen the health-care system, poll finds

  The August online survey of 2,279 adults from across the country found that 32 per cent believe private options would improve the ailing system, while 18 per cent weren't sure.

  Health

  Sep 12, 2022
• British Columbians report 2nd-worst access to health care in Canada: poll

  Thirty-four per cent of British Columbians surveyed described "chronic difficulty" in accessing the services they need, compared to 37 per cent of Atlantic Canadians.

  Health

  Sep 7, 2022
• What would you do with $5,000? Here’s what Canadians said amid high inflation

  Most Canadians are more concerned with saving and paying down debt amid rising interest rates and inflation than buying a big-ticket item, new polling shows.

  Money

  Aug 22, 2022
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• Saskatchewan residential school survivors respond to Angus Reid study on Pope apology

  Residential school survivors in Saskatchewan react to a recent study that shows 59% believe the Pope's apology was a step towards reconciliation.

  Canada

  Aug 11, 2022
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• Inflation, high rates putting big purchases on hold? How to budget for must-buys

  The rising cost of living has more Canadians putting off big purchases and paring down their budgets. But for sudden unavoidable expenses, here's what experts say can help.

  Money

  Jul 28, 2022