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Alberta Spotlight: Split over health care restructuring, most blame lack of resources for current challenges
Health care and cost of living dominate top issues for Albertans; UCP rated poorly on each December 7, 2023 – With the 2023 calendar on its final page, Albertans may be ending the year with a sense of déjà vu
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Saskatchewan: Majority support government’s gender & pronoun policy but half also say exceptions needed
Residents continue to be critical of provincial government performance on cost of living and health care December 6, 2023 – Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is making the rounds at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) this week in Dubai.
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Premiers’ Performance: Legault ends year at all-time low, Kinew enjoys post-election honeymoon
Moe, Kinew approved by a majority; Furey, Houston, Smith and Eby by approaching half of constituents December 4, 2023 – As provincial legislatures wind down for the year, the holiday season offers a chance to reassess and regroup for the
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Snowed Under: Falling inflation provides scant relief as Canadians cool holiday spending for a second year
Three-in-five say they are spending less on presents, entertaining; two-in-five donating less November 30, 2023 – The holiday shopping season may be underway, but the Grinch of inflation continues to dampen holiday cheer. New data from the non-profit Angus Reid
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No Appeal: Most say government should accept Federal Court ruling on plastics as reusable bags preferred
Majority who feel the government should abandon legal fight also prefer cloth bags at grocery store November 29, 2023 – The federal government has announced its plans to appeal a Federal Court decision rejecting its single-use plastics ban, citing that
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Analysis: If Liberals have any hope of winning carbon tax battle, they have to help Canadians understand what it actually costs
By Dave Korzinski, Research Director One thing is certain about the carbon tax discourse in this country, the “pro” side is losing the battle. Recent data from the Angus Reid Institute finds overall support for the carbon tax down 11
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