Common Ground

• Alberta political divide rooted in identity, not ideology, survey suggests

  'Citizens appear to have lost the shared sense of purpose and values necessary to debate matters of the public good respectfully, without alienating,' concludes Common Ground.

  Canada

  Jun 5, 2023
  
• Public health opinions in Alberta entrenched during COVID-19 pandemic, study says

  A series of surveys over the past years showed how opinions about public health measures and the response to the COVID-19 pandemic changed in Alberta.

  Canada

  Mar 15, 2023
  
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• Majority of Albertans opposed to ‘freedom convoy’ despite vocal minority: survey

  Three in five Albertans opposed the aim of the "freedom convoy" and two-thirds opposed their methods. But more rural and conservative Albertans supported them.

  Politics

  Sep 1, 2022
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• On the ballot: Equalization referendum largely misunderstood by Albertans

  While a plurality of Albertans polled are in support of removing equalization from the constitution, many don't seem to understand it or the effects of the referendum.

  Politics

  Oct 13, 2021
• ‘Say Hello’ campaign aims to reduce racism, discrimination in Kingston

  There's a new campaign to draw attention to the problem of racism, discrimination and exclusion in Kingston.

  Canada

  Jun 12, 2018
• Trudeau jokes Torontonians ‘love’ to say Canada hates them

  Liberal leader Justin Trudeau joked "Torontonians love to tell themselves” the rest of the country hates them. But he did offer an example of how people in Canada’s largest city act differently.

  Nov 10, 2014