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Vast majority of Canadians support Net Neutrality, but split over whether current regulations are sufficient
Four-in-five say US made wrong decision in voting to removing internet protections April 4, 2018 – While the internet has grown in scale, influence and importance in the lives of most everyone on the planet over the past few decades,
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Fifi forced out? Spike sent packing? Canadians weigh in on whether landlords should be able to prohibit pets
Nearly two-thirds say landlords should be able to refuse renters with pets; renters themselves are divided March 29, 2018 – Finding a place to live in one of Canada’s largest cities is a notoriously painful exercise. And it’s one often
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Ontario Politics: Tory lead likely safe with Elliott or Mulroney at the helm, more risk with Ford
Those considering – but not committed to – the PCPO would be more turned off by Doug Ford as leader March 8, 2018 – The chaos and scandal that have rocked the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario over the last
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Un-liking Facebook: 3-in-4 Canadian users say data mining scandal will change how they use the platform
Four-in-ten say their opinion of the company has worsened in the last month March 26, 2018 – The revelation that U.K. data firm Cambridge Analytica surreptitiously gathered data from some 50 million Facebook users – among numerous other alleged shady
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The Colten Boushie case: Canadians divided on jury’s verdict, but think Trudeau was wrong to weigh in
Six-in-ten say reforms are needed to ensure juries better reflect the communities they come from February 26, 2018 – The acquittal of Gerald Stanley – the white Saskatchewan farmer accused of shooting and killing 22-year-old Cree man Colten Boushie in
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TransMountain troubles: Alberta-B.C. pipeline battle splits Canadians down the middle
Albertans are generally united on pipeline positions, the rest of Canada, including BC, is divided February 22, 2018 – While a war of words, political will, and even wine continues to rage between the governments of British Columbia and Alberta
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