Surveys

• Blood Tribe releases findings, recommendations of anti-racism study

  The Blood Tribe First Nation is looking to pave the way for a better understanding of racism from a Kainai perspective and to develop strategies to address the societal issue.

  Features

  Sep 8, 2022
  
• Majority of Calgarians support ‘alternative plan’ for transit expansion over Green Line: poll

  The results from a new poll suggest that most Calgarians want to see the city’s public transit system expanded, but that they also want it to look different than early proposals for the Green Line LRT project.

  Politics

  Jun 11, 2020
  
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• Home prices in Metro Vancouver continue to fall, but average still sits over $1M: report

  The report from Royal LePage found aggregate home prices across the region dropped by 4.8 per cent year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2019.

  Jan 9, 2020
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• Federal government asked Canadians if they’re ‘comfortable’ with LGBT people

  Global News has obtained government polls that show Canadians are overwhelmingly accepting of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people playing significant roles in their lives.

  Politics

  Dec 28, 2019
• Only 37 per cent of Calgarians satisfied with city council: survey

  A new survey by the University of Calgary's School of Public Policy suggests most Calgarians are not happy with city council as a whole.

  Politics

  Jan 14, 2019
• Edmonton election 2017: Poll finds Edmontonians split on plans for affordable housing, LRT

  Two days before Edmontonians head to the polls to elect their new city council, numbers from a new poll suggest eligible voters in Alberta's capital are split on how they want their politicians to address some key civic issues.

  Politics

  Oct 14, 2017
• Condo prices are up, detached home prices are down: Royal LePage

  The latest survey from Royal LePage says the price between a condo and a single detached home has somewhat narrowed over the last few months.

  Economy

  Oct 12, 2017
• National homeless count planned for winter and spring of 2016

  The federal government is hoping to get a better snapshot of Canada's homeless population through a headcount to be conducted in 30 different communities this winter and spring.

  Canada

  Jan 5, 2016
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• Here’s where to find a job in Canada right now

  Employers in Atlantic Canada are the most "upbeat" about hiring intentions at the moment, according to a new survey from HR firm Manpower Canada.

  Canada

  Jun 9, 2015