Pipeline support is strong in Canada, but provincial ‘divisions’ exist: poll
A majority of Canadians say the lack of a new pipeline is a “crisis” in the country, according to a new Angus Reid poll. Continue reading
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Electric cars slow to gain traction in Manitoba
As of Sept. 1, there were a total of 5,717 vehicles classified as electric in Manitoba, with the overwhelming majority using a combination of electric and gas. Only 188 vehicles – almost all of which are passenger vehicles – are considered ‘electric only’. Continue reading
Saskatchewan football fans overwhelmingly prefer CFL to NFL: poll
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Saskatchewan football fans prefer CFL football more than twice the national average, and the most of any province. Continue reading
Majority of Saskatchewan opposes government-run bus service: poll
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
While Saskatchewan opposed a government-run service, support was broad throughout the rest of Canada. Continue reading
74% of Canadians think Donald Trump is arrogant, 31% think Justin Trudeau is weak: survey
Here’s how Canadians feel about some of the G7 leaders, and some of their opinions might surprise you. Continue reading
Canadians split on summer jobs program funding controversy
Federal jobs program sparked controversy since requiring employers to attest their support for reproductive rights in order to receive funding. Continue reading
Amid housing crunch, 63% of Canadians agree landlords should be allowed to ban pets: poll
Saskatchewan saw the biggest split, with 80 per cent of those surveyed agreeing that landlords should be able to refuse to rent their properties to pet owners. Continue reading
Kathleen Wynne remains most unpopular premier in Canada: poll
The results come as the premier faces an electorate which has seemingly grown tired of the Liberal brand in Ontario. Continue reading
57 per cent of Albertans don’t think Catholic system should be fully funded: poll
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A new poll suggests Albertans support fully funding religious schools more than any other province—but there’s still not a majority who believe it’s a good idea. Continue reading
B.C. civil rights watchdog concerned with new Angus Reid Institute poll results
By Kyle Benning Videographer
The BC Civil Liberties Association says the new poll shows there’s still a lot of work to do to combat racism. Continue reading