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Back to homepageBill C-51: Strong support for proposed anti-terror legislation, but additional oversight wanted too
Nearly half of Canadians say draft law “strikes right balance”, fully one-third say it doesn’t go far enough February 19, 2015 – Canadians are firmly supportive of Bill C-51, the federal government’s proposed anti-terror legislation that contains a range of
Read MoreHalf of working Canadians call overtime a “choice”, but the vast majority are doing it
Managers, executives say they burn the midnight oil most; union members more likely to be compensated February 16, 2015 – As Canadians in several provinces mark the last day of a long weekend, new research from the Angus Reid Institute
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Election 2015: The Politics of Healthcare
Access to primary care reported to be worst in Quebec, but one-third have difficulty nationwide September 25th, 2015 – A new survey of Canadian experiences with the health care system finds significant divides when it comes to access to primary care.
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Two-in-three Canadians view Pope Francis favourably
About as many Britons as Canadians view the Pope favourably, more Americans positive about Francis February 5, 2015 – From being nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize to participating in Google Hangouts, Pope Francis has earned the favourable opinion of
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Canadians at work: technology enables more flexibility, but longer hours too; checking in is the new normal
Canadians view mobile technology, despite increase in working hours, as a positive thing February 9, 2015 – Working Canadians say the use of mobile technology as a tool of the trade has them working more, checking in more often, but
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Angus Reid speaks with Lorna Dueck about religion in Canada
Our Chairman Angus Reid joined Context with Lorna Dueck to discuss our wide-ranging study on Faith in Canada.
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