Angus Reid
Canadian parents concerned about their kids’ screen time: survey
Despite the majority of parents saying devices can have educational benefits for young kids, 46 per cent are concerned about their child’s screen time. Continue reading
Many Canadians caring for aging parents and young children: poll
According to a new Angus Reid poll, more than a quarter of Canadians aged 30 or older say they’re caregivers for aging parents or in-laws. Continue reading
Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe most popular leader in Canada: poll
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Saskatchewan’s Premier Scott Moe has the highest approval rating of all premiers in Canada, according to a recent Angus Reid poll. Continue reading
Stephen McNeil has lowest approval rating of any Canadian premier, QC’s Legault has highest: poll
Newfoundland’s Dwight Ball, Ontario’s Doug Ford and Nova Scotia’s Stephen McNeil round out the three premiers who have an approval rating below four-in-ten. Continue reading
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister sitting at 44 per cent approval, says new poll
Manitoba premier Brian Pallister is firmly in the middle of the pack of the country’s most popular provincial leaders, according to a new Angus Reid poll. Continue reading
Former CFL’er Angus Reid says parents shouldn’t fear safety concerns in youth football
By Niki Reitmayer Contributor
Is football safer now than it has ever been? A former CFL player says ‘yes.’ Continue reading
Three-quarters of Canadians want legal age raised for cannabis: poll
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
While just over one-in-four (27 per cent) say that 18 is the right age, nearly the same number (26 per cent) believe that 21 would be more appropriate. Continue reading
Manitobans don’t trust Province on climate change, says new poll
Manitobans don’t trust their provincial government about global warming and climate change, according to a new poll by the Angus Reid Institute. Continue reading
Majority of Canadians back carbon tax — Saskatchewan’s support is also growing: poll
As the Trudeau government continues to push its national carbon tax program, a new poll shows a majority of Canadians may be behind the prime minister’s plan. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Reconciliation reinterprets the legacy of Sir John A. Macdonald
Local governments are looking to disassociate themselves with Canada’s first prime minister John A. Macdonald. We delve into the issue on the This Is Why podcast. Continue reading