The Wall Street Journal – Wal-Mart Escalates Fight With Visa, Blocks Cards at Three Canadian Stores
Business News Network – Canadians think today’s millennials are too ‘soft,’ poll says
iNews 880 – Poll: Canadian Millennials Believe They Have It Tougher Than Past Generations
The Globe and Mail – Visible minorities less likely to view police favourably: survey
Metro News – Vancouver restaurant finds no-tipping policy unsustainable
660 News – Slim majority of Canadians want to stick to tips: survey
Toronto Star – No big rush to ditch tipping: poll
NewsTalk 1010 – One-in-four say Canada’s ‘Golden Age’ is yet to come
Radio Canada International – Canadians split on the country’s future prospects
Toronto Sun – One in four Canadians think the country’s golden age is still to come
Canadian Manufacturing – Businesses, Canadians remain at odds over CPP reform
Global News – Walmart vs. Visa: Canadians side with retail giant in fee dispute, poll says
Financial Post – Customers side with Walmart in Visa spat, but retailer may lose shoppers anyway
CTV News – Should pitbulls be banned? Debate rages from Montreal to Winnipeg
Yahoo! Finance – On eve of Three Amigos summit, only one in four Canadians support NAFTA
The Japan Times – Only quarter of Canadians believe NAFTA benefits them
Huffington Post Canada – NAFTA Poll Ahead Of Three Amigos Summit Shows Canadians Remain Uncertain About Deal
The Winnipeg Free Press – Editorial: Pension reform is for everyone
570 News – Most Canadians support expanding CPP
CJOB 680 – Currier: How Will CPP Expansion Affect You?
CBC News – ANALYSIS | Justin Trudeau marks the end of spring by not being too interesting
National Post – John Ivison: Trudeau 2.0 takes the stage, and does so very quietly
iPolitics – How long will Trudeau’s luck last?
Regina Leader-Post – Young immigrants twice as likely to be religious as Canadian-born
The Guardian – Canadians want William, not ‘boring’ Prince Charles, to succeed Queen
La Presse – Élisabeth II populaire au Canada, pas au Québec
Food in Canada – Canadians buying cheaper brands, less meat
Le Journal de Montreal – Selon un sondage: la hausse du coût des aliments touche de plus en plus la classe moyenne
The Motley Fool – Don’t Fear Rising Food Prices
Maclean’s – Poll suggests support for Energy East, but big regional divides
BBC News – Syrian refugees settle into new lives in Canada
Georgia Straight – Angus Reid Institute poll shows most city dwellers feel home prices are high or unreasonably high
Le Journal de Montréal – Les Canadiens ont des doutes concernant l’accueil de réfugiés syriens
EuroNews – Canada divided as 25,000 Syrian refugees settle in
Calgary Herald – Notley’s job approval rating drops again as economy stumbles
Edmonton Journal – Support for a regulated Uber in Alberta: poll
Canadian Business – Poll suggests support for a regulated Uber
Montreal Gazette – Quebecers want Uber to follow same rules as taxis: survey
Washington Post – Poll: Canadians reject Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Muslims
CKNW – The Jon McComb Show: Are Canadian’s moral values weakening?
Bloomberg Business – Contenders in Canada Election Pitch Unthinkable: Higher Taxes
The Atlantic – A Tale of Two Legislative Chambers
L’actualité – À quel point le scandale Duffy nuit-il à Stephen Harper?
CityNews – Millennials find Toronto too pricey, looking to the suburbs, study shows
The Province – Metro Vancouver poll: Happiness closely linked to age and home ownership
Vancouver Sun – 40% of Vancouverites feel priced out of town
Macleans – What Canadians really believe: A surprising poll
The New York Times – Rethinking What It Means to Be Canadian
