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Most British Columbians want to keep working from home, new survey suggestsThose polled said they feel their work productivity over is "good" or "great" working from home but said the distance has had an effect on their connections with colleagues.EconomyMar 23
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Manitoba’s Stefanson bottom of the barrel again in Angus Reid premiers’ rankingsOnly a dismal three per cent said they strongly approve of her work as premier. Those who strongly disapprove of her leadership rose from 36 to 43 per cent.CanadaMar 18
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COVID-19: Angus Reid study suggests pandemic has pulled Canadians apartA recent Angus Reid study found four in five Canadians say they think the pandemic has actually pulled people further apart rather than brought them together.HealthMar 11
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Angus Reid poll suggests half of Canadians feeling outpaced by rising living costsThe poll results show that one-third of respondents say they have too much debt, with Saskatchewan showing the highest figure in Saskatchewan at 51 per cent.CanadaFeb 28
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Majority of Albertans disillusioned with federal government: Angus Reid pollThe findings reflect a national trend of disengagement and frustration with the state of Canadian democracy, which may have implications for the provincial election next year.PoliticsFeb 4
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1 in 5 Canadian households had a COVID-19 infection in the past 2 months: pollMore than one in five Canadian households saw at least one person in the family test positive for COVID-19 since the start of December, according to new polling from Angus Reid.HealthJan 31
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Canadians show ‘significant’ shift on sending COVID vaccines to other countries: pollForty-six per cent of respondents said they believe it’s time to focus on vaccinating people in less wealthy countries, compared to 39 per cent who disagreed.HealthJan 26
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Regina woman hosts Facebook group to share grocery cost-saving tipsA recent study from Angus Reid Institute found that 3 in 5 or 57 per cent of Canadians say it is currently difficult to feed their household.ConsumerJan 23
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Canadians report shopping early, stock shortages ahead of Christmas 2021: PollMore than a third of Canadians are shopping earlier than usual, while more than half who are buying in person say they're having trouble finding some items on the shelf.ConsumerDec 2, 2021
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Over half of Canadian students see racial bullying in their schools, survey findsMore shocking than the findings on bullying and harassment, says a UBC professor, are the findings on how little some children have learned about racism in Canada.CanadaOct 19, 2021
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