Many Canadians caring for aging parents and young children: poll
According to a new Angus Reid poll, more than a quarter of Canadians aged 30 or older say they’re caregivers for aging parents or in-laws. Continue reading
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Majority in B.C. say they’ve more in common with Seattle, Portland than eastern Canada: poll
By Simon Little Online Journalist
About three-in-five respondents also said they believe their views are “different from the rest of the country.” Continue reading
Is Donald Trump racist? Half of U.S. voters think so, according to a new poll
The poll was conducted amid a still-swirling controversy over tweets by the president about Baltimore, Maryland and comments about U.S. congresswomen. Continue reading
Study finds embarrassment keeping Manitobans from seeking help for debt
A new survey finds 45 per cent of respondents in Manitoba and Saskatchewan would be too embarrassed to get help if their debt. Continue reading
47 percent of Saskatchewan, Manitoba boomers plan to work after retirement, says survey
In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading
Majority favour change in Saskatoon mayor: poll
Fifty-four per cent of decided voters in Saskatoon said they would vote for Rob Norris as mayor, and 46 per cent for incumbent Charlie Clark, according to a new poll. Continue reading
Majority in every province but 1 back Liberals’ Trans Mountain decision, and it’s not B.C.: Poll
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The poll also found that Canadians who back Ottawa’s decision outnumber those who oppose it two-to-one. Continue reading
As Trans Mountain decision looms, poll suggests majority of B.C. still supports pipeline
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The poll suggests 60 per cent of British Columbians support the controversial expansion, which reflects similar polls conducted in past months. Continue reading
Three-quarters of Canadians want legislative fix for hard-to-repair electronics: poll
By John Hua Reporter
A recent poll found most Canadians want manufacturers to release repair information to make it easier to fix broken electronics. Continue reading
A third of Canadians in favour of banning officials from wearing religious symbols: poll
A majority of Quebecers canvassed in the survey agreed that federal, provincial and local politicians shouldn’t be allowed to wear hijabs, crucifixes or turbans on the job. Continue reading