Canadians appear to feel less optimistic about whether the pandemic will be under control by the summer than they felt a month ago, according to an Ipsos poll.

The numbers have been looking good for Justin Trudeau lately, and Mike Smyth says many signs point to the prime minister testing that popularity.

The owner of a parent resource website has created an online map of more than 100 'Halloween houses' across Hamilton, Burlington, and Oakville.

A new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News found just 19 per cent of Canadians said they will be handing out Halloween candy this year, with many choosing to forego other holidays such as Christmas and birthdays altogether.

This year, Canada ranked first in three dimensions: governance, people and immigration and investment.

John Horgan is on his way to becoming the first sitting BC NDP premier to win re-election, according to a new poll.

Joe Biden is the antithesis of polarizing, and in 2020, that might be the place to be, say Chris Jackson and Catherine Morris of Ipsos.

Uncertainty, combined with current and future angst, is having a negative impact on citizen and consumer sentiment, the latest Ipsos 'Disruption Barometer' shows.

The poll found 52 per cent of decided voters say they will vote for the NDP compared to 34 per cent for the BC Liberals and 11 per cent for the BC Greens.

The youngest people in the workforce — Generation Z — appear to be struggling the most in the pandemic, according to a poll commissioned by insolvency firm MNP.