CAQ, Liberals in dead heat: Ipsos poll
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
A strong desire for change is in the air ahead of the Oct. 1 election, with 60 per cent of poll respondents saying it is time to change the government. Continue reading
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Most Torontonians, Ontarians, Canadians oppose Ford’s use of notwithstanding clause: Ipsos poll
A majority of Torontonians, Ontarians and Canadians oppose Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause — and many of them want Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step in. Continue reading
Young Quebecers ‘highly engaged’ in provincial election: IPSOS poll
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Young Quebecers are highly engaged in the provincial electoral campaign, according to an IPSOS poll for La Presse. Continue reading
Hockey? Swimming? Here’s how much parents spend on extracurricular activities: Ipsos
Survey reveals the most and least expensive activities. Plus, how to limit spending and what to know about tax breaks. Continue reading
Ontario parents divided over repeal of sex-ed curriculum, yet majority approve of content: Ipsos poll
The poll found the strongest amount of support for repealing the 2015 curriculum is in the city of Toronto and central Ontario. However, that support dropped off in southwestern Ontario and the 905 region. Continue reading
Majority of Toronto residents believe city has ‘serious gun problem’: poll
Just over half (55 per cent) of Torontonians agree they are afraid of falling victim to gun violence. Continue reading
Is the city more violent than it was five years ago? Majority of Torontonians think so: poll
This year, there has seen an unprecedented amount of violence in Toronto with the deadly van attack and most recently, the Danforth shooting that left two people dead and 13 others injured, and new polling done by Ipsos shows Torontonians feel the city is more violent than it was five years ago. Continue reading
50% of Toronto residents avoiding large crowds, public areas: Ipsos poll
50% of Torontonians say they are making conscious decisions to avoid large crowds and public areas over safety concerns, a new poll has found. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Guns in Toronto — why is this such a difficult issue?
While suburban voters would likely side with downtown voters on the need for greater gun control, rural voters have a much different view. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: With populism on the rise, are we losing our shared community?
Could the root of emerging challenges be that the public is losing touch with themselves? Could it be that our society is splintering? Continue reading
