Analysis
Back to homepageWith Trump in office, and free trade under scrutiny, it appears Canadians are finally rallying around NAFTA
By Shachi Kurl, Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute and Carlo Dade, Director of the Centre for Trade and Investment Policy, Canada West Foundation February 15, 2017 – It’s no mystery why the topic of “women in the workforce” was a centrepiece of the first face-to-face
Read MoreAfter Sainte-Foy: Moving forward requires going further
By Shachi Kurl, Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute February 1, 2017 – In the early hours of Monday morning, as people across Quebec and the rest of the country absorbed the shock, horror and tragedy of the murders of Muslims praying
Read MoreAnalysis: Canada doesn’t have to follow Trump’s anti-Mexico stance on trade
By Ian Holliday, Research Associate January 9, 2017 – Few things are certain about Donald Trump’s impending presidency, but one of the safest bets you could place about the policies of the incoming administration is that they will involve increased animosity toward
Read MoreCivil-rights pioneer Viola Desmond chosen as Canada’s ‘Bank Note-able’ woman
By Dave Korzinski, Research Associate December 8, 2016 – After receiving hundreds of nominations, narrowing down an initial list of 461 to a long-list of 12, and then to a short-list of five, the Bank of Canada has chosen Viola Desmond
Read MoreWhat did we learn about polling in 2016? And how can we do better going forward?
By Angus Reid, Chairman, and Ian Holliday, Research Associate December 9, 2016 – In the world of public opinion research, 2016 was a year marked by two big surprises: First, in June, most polls leading up to the “Brexit” referendum showed
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