With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, people can use their summer holidays to explore Saskatchewan and other parts of Canada with a road trip.

A third of Canadians believe Ottawa's recent gun ban goes too far, while 70 per cent believe all handguns should be banned as well, the Ipsos poll suggests.

"It looks like large gatherings, large events are going to be completely off the table for most Canadians even if they’re allowed."

Some provinces are better following physical-distancing orders than others, the poll found.

The events of the last month have had a massive impact on the mindset of Canadians, pollster Darrell Bricker says.

Canadians are starting to feel the full effects of physical distancing and self-isolation measures during the coronavirus outbreak, according to a recent survey.

A healthy majority of Canadians support further government measures to combat the pandemic, and welcome any deficit that comes with them, the Ipsos poll suggests.

Yet Canadians almost universally believe social distancing will slow the spread of coronavirus pandemic.

Majorities in eight countries agree that social distancing measures such as travel bans and self-isolation will not stop the viral outbreak, results show.

It's the single biggest day of voting in the U.S. primary calendar. So what does Super Tuesday mean in the long run? Chris Jackson explains.