Majority of Ontarians oppose any change to current prostitution laws: Ipsos
The London Abused Women’s Centre has released a poll showing Ontarians would oppose changes to Canada’s prostitution laws. Continue reading
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As parties prep for the 2019 election, Scheer’s Tories are summer’s early frontrunners: Ipsos poll
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
A new poll shows Andrew Scheer’s Tories have a small lead over Justin Trudeau’s Liberals while Jagmeet Singh’s NDP have some catching up to do. Continue reading
7 in 10 Ontarians think carbon taxes are just a tax grab: Ipsos poll
The majority of Ontarians think carbon pricing is just a tax grab that won’t really do all that much for the environment, according to an Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News. Continue reading
Doug Ford’s Ontario PC Party enjoys commanding lead over NDP, Liberals: Ipsos poll
The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario is the early favourite in the Ontario provincial election which ends June 7, according to an Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News. Continue reading
3 out of 4 Facebook users still active despite privacy scandal: Reuters/Ipsos
Facebook said the number of monthly users in the United States and Canada rose to 241 million on March 31, from 239 million on Dec. 31. Continue reading
Bob Layton: A two-edged sword
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a vise grip between Trans Mountain and marijuana. Continue reading
B.C. continues to be ‘divided’ on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
In a poll released on Wednesday, Ipsos Global Public Affairs found that 55 per cent of British Columbians support the project while 37 per cent are opposed. Continue reading
42 per cent of Ontarians say budget makes them less likely to vote Liberal: Ipsos poll
A pre-election budget loaded with new spending has failed to bolster support for the Ontario Liberals, despite a positive response to several of its initiatives, an Ipsos poll commissioned by Global News suggests. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: There is no free lunch at the all-you-can eat data buffet
The data economy is based on the understanding that consumers will share personal data for free. Mike Colledge says there is no such thing as a free lunch. Continue reading
Liberal approval rating drops to 44% as women, middle class look to Tories: Ipsos poll
Discontent with the Trudeau Liberals has grown to such a level that if a federal election were held tomorrow, the Conservatives would romp to a comfortable win. Continue reading
