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Premiers’ Performance: Pallister and Clark climb; Wynne loses ground
Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall drops nine points to new low; but is still Canada’s most approved-of premier September 21, 2016 – In what had been the country’s most overheated housing market, BC Premier Christy Clark’s imposition of a 15% tax on foreign buyers
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Canadians respect the Queen; divided over country’s future as a monarchy ‘for generations to come’
Public opinion positive on the Queen and Prince William; less so on Prince Charles April 18, 2016 – As Elizabeth II turns 90, the only sovereign most Canadians have ever known has earned the respect of her subjects in this
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Federal Politics: Two-in-three Canadians approve of PM Justin Trudeau
Canadian satisfaction with government rising, though confidence in the economy lags September 15, 2016 – As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rounds the bases on the first anniversary of the election that gave him and his Liberal caucus a majority mandate,
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Transgender in Canada: Canadians say accept, accommodate, and move on
More than eight-in-ten support government move to add gender identity to human rights code September 7, 2016 – It’s been more than two years since Time Magazine declared transgender rights “the next civil rights frontier.” In that time, as battles
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The ties that bind: Canadian connections across a vast country are strong
For many, Ontario is the “centre of the universe”, and Quebec is a close second September 2, 2016 – The 13 million Canadians who live outside central Canada may chuckle – or kvetch – about Ontario being the centre of
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Majority of Canadians say political correctness has “gone too far”
Seven-in-ten say they self-censor to avoid offending others August 29, 2016 – “The notion of political correctness has ignited controversy across the land. And although the movement arises from the laudable desire to sweep away the debris of racism and
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