La plupart des Canadiens considèrent les essais cliniques comme un moyen d’accéder à de nouveaux traitements contre le cancer et d’offrir un dernier espoir aux patients qui sont à court d’options 10 novembre 2025 – De nouvelles données recueillies par l’Institut Angus Reid, un organisme sans but lucratif, en partenariat avec la Société canadienne du cancer, révèlent que neuf Canadiens… The post Le cancer au Canada : La quasi-totalité des Canadiens en faveur de l’augme...| Angus Reid Institute
Most see it as a way to access novel cancer treatments, offer last hope for patients who are out of options Pour la version française, cliquez ici. November 10, 2025 – New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute in partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society finds nine-in-ten Canadians support increasing access to clinical trials for cancer patients. This comes as… The post Cancer in Canada: Nearly all Canadians support federal government increasing access to clinical trials appe...| Angus Reid Institute
Majority of frequent border crossers are making fewer trips, choosing Canadian destinations instead November 7, 2025 – The once reliable Canada-U.S. relationship appears to have entered a new phase of elevated enmity. As tariff tensions continue and President Donald Trump does little to reduce the temperature, Americans may be dealing with a snowbird snub this winter. New data from the… The post Cold front at the border: Canadians uneasy about U.S. travel, say new fingerprint requirements...| Angus Reid Institute
Americans more likely to report being public about their religion (70%) than Canadians (52%) November 6, 2025 – New data from a landmark cross-border study from the Angus Reid Institute and Cardus compares views on faith and religion in Canada and the United States through the responses of more 5,000 people in each country. The study finds there is a… The post Religion in Canada and the United States: A cross-border comparison of faith appeared first on Angus Reid Institute.| Angus Reid Institute
Half say ad helps Americans understand counterview to Trump tariff policy, but impact viewed as ‘small’ October 31, 2025 – As if the Toronto Blue Jays weren’t providing enough drama this October, even the commercial breaks in the World Series have caused the political and economic equivalent of dirt-kicking at the plate. This, after the Ontario government followed through with… The post The Ford Ad: Despite Trump’s tariff wrath, majority agree with ON government running TV spot fe...| Angus Reid Institute
Three-in-five say B.C. government right to appeal decision, 12 per cent disagree October 30, 2025 – A recent B.C. Supreme Court decision recognizing Cowichan Nation land claims has ignited debate over reconciliation and property rights in the province. Lyackson First Nation chief Shana Thomas has called the ruling “a step toward Reconciliation – not a threat to it”, but new… The post Cowichan Ruling: Most in B.C. believe court decision on Aboriginal title has potential to damage r...| Angus Reid Institute
By Shachi Kurl, President I wrote all these words myself. It shouldn’t be revolutionary to declare this, and truthfully, given my many years of column writing, asking ChatGPT to write a column in my style probably would have been a lot easier than trying to bang it out on a float plane. But can an AI chatbot really be trusted… The post Analysis: For those who ask why journalism matters, here’s why appeared first on Angus Reid Institute.| Angus Reid Institute
The poll finds Rustad BC Conservatives surge — the party now ties the NDP in B.C., despite widespread dissatisfaction with Rustad’s leadership and internal turmoil.| Angus Reid Institute
E.U., Mexico lead as choices for closer trade ties, Japan, South Korea & SE Asia further down the list October 23, 2025 – As Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to Asia on a quest to build trade ties with more countries in the wake of an ongoing tariff war with the United States, new data from the non-profit Angus Reid… The post Most Canadians say they know little of Asian countries, prefer closer trade ties with more familiar regions appeared first on Angus Reid Institute.| Angus Reid Institute
Past CPC voters divided (47% support 44% oppose, while Liberals near unanimously opposed (89%) October 21, 2025 – Nimbus and Stratus may be floating through Canada this fall – and they’re not just clouds anymore. These are the latest COVID variants that have provinces around the country preparing immunization campaigns to help stem circulation. But two provinces are taking a… The post Coughing it up for the COVID vaccine? Charging for the jab widely opposed nationwide, though Conserva...| Angus Reid Institute
Fewer say it should receive a “fast-track”, but support outpaces opposition from coast-to-coast October 9, 2025 – A pipeline-related spat is playing out on social feeds in real time as B.C. Premier David Eby and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith send volleys back and forth about the value and risk of a pipeline from Alberta to the north coast of British…| Angus Reid Institute
Most Canadians support fast-tracking projects under Bill C-5, but many oppose skipping environmental reviews or provincial oversight.| Angus Reid Institute
While sentiment toward Canada’s economy is bleak, many Canadians feel their household finances remain stable, reveals recent public opinion.| Angus Reid Institute
Half of Canadians say they would be ‘ashamed to call him PM’, a 10-point increase from 2023 August 21, 2025 – Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has easily slain the 200-headed hydra he faced in his Battle River-Crowfoot byelection, securing his return to parliament, but it remains to be seen what awaits him in the arena of January’s national convention in…| Angus Reid Institute
Quebecers widely disapprove of Legault on cost of living, housing, health & education; PQ leads, CAQ support crumbles. - Quebec Government Performance 2025| Angus Reid Institute
Majority are supportive of maintain current model of three days for employees, four for executives September 3, 2025 – The slow but steady march of workers back to their on-site offices picked up in tempo when the Ontario government announced that its public sector employees would be required in the office full time in January. Ontario Premier Doug Ford may…| Angus Reid Institute
British Columbians more aware of UNDRIP than others in the country; most would hold referendum on it August 25, 2025 – British Columbia has seen historic and controversial developments in Indigenous land rights. In April 2024, the Haida Nation’s title to Haida Gwaii was formally recognized, while in May 2025 the Cowichan Tribes’ court victory over land title in Richmond…| Angus Reid Institute
Generation, politics, and gender shape views on funding, culture, and status of Indigenous Peoples August 20, 2025 – While issues of land rights, lawsuits, and the legacy of Indian Residential Schools have taken much of the attention in Canada in recent years, there are deep, fundamental questions about Indigenous rights and traditions that underpin many of the views Canadians hold.…| Angus Reid Institute
Three-in-five would recognize Palestinian state; the same number say Hamas must be deposed August 7, 2025 – Canada’s move to recognize a Palestinian state has been welcomed by some and rejected by others – U.S. President Donald Trump being one of those occupying the latter view. The Canadian government’s decision to change its position on this issue, regardless of its…| Angus Reid Institute
Most Canadians support fast-tracking major national projects under Bill C-5, yet many oppose bypassing environmental reviews or overriding provinces.| Angus Reid Institute
Canadians prioritize keeping ERs open, credentialling foreign doctors, in pursuit of better outcomes Pour la version française, cliquez ici. August 17, 2023 – Billions of dollars will be injected into Canada’s ailing health care system over the next decade. And while money is certainly a variable in the equation that will lead to better outcomes, Canadians and health care professionals alike…| Angus Reid Institute
Separatist sentiment is weaker now than in 2019, but persists in AB, SK, and Quebec April 6, 2025 – As if Election 45 could was looking for more drama, former opposition leader and Reform Party founder Preston Manning was rebuked by both Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and Liberal leader Mark Carney this week after Manning claimed that a vote for…| Angus Reid Institute
Most say they are buying Canadian at grocery store; three-in-five ‘boycotting’ U.S. products February 19, 2025 – Tariffs on Canadian goods crossing into the United States may largely be on hold for another two weeks, but many Canadians are already changing their consumer habits to support domestic producers. A new Angus Reid Institute analysis of...| angusreid.org
Carney holds significant favourability advantage over Freeland among 2021 Liberal and NDP voters February 18, 2025 – The Liberal leadership race is set, with five individuals vying to be the next prime minister, before likely heading into a close-to-immediate federal election campaign. While two key debates loom for the contenders next week, many centre-left voters...| angusreid.org
Percentage of Canadians who believe energy policy should prioritize economic growth doubles from 2023 February 13, 2025 – The return of U.S. President Donald Trump to the Oval Office, and his threat of widespread tariffs, has seismically shifted the economic landscape. It has also threatened to upend energy development in both the long- and short-term....| angusreid.org
Percentage saying they are ‘very proud’ to be Canadian jumps from 34 to 44 per cent vs. December February 5, 2025 – It has been a whirlwind past week in Canada-U.S. relations, after announced tariffs on Canadian goods entering America – set to take effect on Tuesday – were delayed 30 days. This, after a...| angusreid.org
Americans oppose a merger 2:1; just 52% say if Canada does join the U.S., it should get ‘full statehood’ January 14, 2025 – Comments once dismissed as “trolling”, “musing” or “Trump just being Trump” have taken on more serious overtones as the U.S. president-elect persists in talking about having Canada join the United States. After...| angusreid.org
46% say PM should resign, prorogue House for leadership race; two-in-five want a Feb. 2025 election December 30, 2024 – At the end of what has already been a bruising year for federal Liberals, they are on the precipice of a very unhappy New Year. Amid growing calls for their leader to resign, the latest...| angusreid.org
Trudeau, Poilievre, Singh all viewed negatively by majority of Canadians December 20, 2024 – The holidays are often a season of reflection, but for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the scale of personal deliberation is reportedly going to be gargantuan, as he will decide whether or not to lead his party into an expected election this...| angusreid.org
For the first time since 1974, all three major federal party leaders score at least -12 in approval May 9, 2024 – Many pundits and observers have speculated that politics has “never been this divisive”, with party leaders who seek to exploit differences rather than overcome them. Even Canadians have voiced concern that there is no room for compromise or…| Angus Reid Institute
Two-in-five would abolish the tax, while others would temporarily reduce it, maintain, or increase it November 16, 2023 – The Trudeau government, once lauded for its savvy communications style is facing resistance to one of its signature policies, in large part due to its evident failure to adequately communicate how the policy works. The latest...| angusreid.org
