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Canada’s Global Image: Half of Canadians believe nation’s international reputation is on the decline
More than half of Canadians want defence spending to increase to NATO target, but the rest don’t May 16, 2023 – A cache of leaked Pentagon documents recently confirmed a secret that many have suspected for years, as Prime Minister
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PSAC strike — solidarity for now, but how long will it last?
By Shachi Kurl, President As the strike by members of the Public Service Alliance of Canada strides into its second week, one reflects on the steps taken by PSAC workers on the picket line. Enough to put up some serious
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King and Country? Three-in-five want to chuck Charles as Canadians cool towards new monarch
Queen? Consort? Majority of Canadians believe Camilla shouldn’t be called queen at all April 24, 2023 – As King Charles prepares to have his title formalized at the May 6 coronation – expected to be a toned-down affair as Charles
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Deal or No Deal? Most Canadians support union demands for wage premiums, but more divided over higher pay
Past CPC voters oppose most demands, among past Liberal, NDP voters, considerable support April 21, 2023 – As the largest public service strike in Canadian history enters its first weekend, new data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds a
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Overpaid or undervalued? Politics divides opinions of federal employees’ working conditions & compensation
Past CPC voters three times as likely as past Liberals & New Democrats, to say federal workers overpaid April 27, 2023 – As the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) strike passes the one-week mark, both sides in the contract
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Employee Advantage: With job market remaining tight, many workers continue to resist a return to the office
Half who returned to office after COVID-19 hiatus say it was employers’ decision, one-third their own April 17, 2023 – Canada’s federal government recently joined corporate behemoths Amazon and Disney in announcing a mandatory return (at least part-time) to the
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