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Funding Faceoff: Canadians split over key decisions regarding federal-provincial Health Accord
Ontario plan to pay for private operations with public funds draws support from majority February 6, 2023 – With Canada’s first ministers set to meet tomorrow in an attempt to hammer out a health care accord aimed at healing an
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Quality & comprehensive polling, no fees: Since 2014, more than three million Canadians have accessed ARI
A letter from Angus Reid, Chairman and Founder The Angus Reid Institute began operations in 2014, after I made the decision to focus polling efforts on critical social, political, and economic issues in Canada. We make our data available to
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Des études de qualité et détaillées, sans frais : depuis 2014, plus de trois millions de Canadiens consultent les données partagées par ARI.
Lettre du président et fondateur, Angus Reid. En 2014, après avoir pris la décision de me concentrer à offrir des études sur les plus importants enjeux sociaux, politiques et économiques au Canada, l’Institut Angus Reid a débuté ses activités. L’Institut
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Risks & realities of contact sports: Most say Hamlin injury an ‘unfortunate part of the game’, won’t affect their viewership
One-in-nine sports fans (11%) say they’re watching less because of serious injuries in contact sports January 13, 2023 – The Buffalo Bills will have an easier time preparing for their playoff matchup this weekend – at least mentally – now
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Inflation, health care, the ‘Freedom Convoy’ and more: ARI Top Five Stories of 2022
Story One – Economic Woes and Inflation While the year began with widespread health concerns, as the Omicron variant of COVID-19 spread, it was largely defined by financial worry. Inflation rose to a 39-year high of 8.1 per cent in
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Gun control, National Unity and more: ARI Top Stories of 2022 – 6 through 10
Story Six – Canadians feel divided, national unity tested One thing that the freedom convoy protests have laid bare is that portions of the Canadian population feel divided from others. The Angus Reid Institute found four-in-five Canadians saying that the
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