Nanos Research

• Inner city development in Hamilton is the ‘right kind of growth for the times’: mayor

  Fred Eisenberger told Global News "saying no to an urban boundary expansion is not saying no to growth, it's just saying no to growth in the sprawl sense."

  Politics

  Oct 22, 2021
  
• New poll backed by developers suggests more Hamiltonians support expanding urban boundary

  A new poll backed by Hamilton-area realtors' and homebuilders' associations found that 38% of respondents want to expand the urban boundary to allow for growth through sprawl.

  News

  Oct 13, 2021
  
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• 64% of downtown Toronto employees say they’re comfortable returning to the office: survey

  “We will probably do it stage by stage, bringing people in maybe one day a week to start, and then maybe try to ramp that up."

  Economy

  Mar 2, 2021
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• Most U.S. businesses positive about trade with Canada – but not Midwest, key Trump stronghold: poll

  Nanos Research shows there's little love for Canada in states like Michigan and Wisconsin

  Canada

  Jul 17, 2017
• Ontarians prefer road tolls to higher taxes, more debt to pay for infrastructure: poll

  After Toronto City Council voted in favour of asking the province to approve tolling two major city-owned highways last month, a new poll suggests more than 60 per cent of Ontario residents support using tolls to help fund the cost of public infrastructure.

  Consumer

  Jan 18, 2017
• Is the NDP good for the economy? New poll suggests nearly half of Canadians say yes

  A new national poll suggests Canadians think Tom Mulcair would have a positive effect on Canada’s economy despite the Conservatives assurances that their party is the best steward of the economy.

  Politics

  Jul 27, 2015
• New poll gives Tory significant lead over Ford, Chow

  A new poll has John Tory carving out a big lead ahead of both Olivia Chow and recent entrant into the mayoral race, Doug Ford.

  Politics

  Sep 22, 2014