Angus Reid Institute
The Angus Reid Institute is a national, not-for-profit, non-partisan public opinion research foundation established to enhance and encourage better understanding of issues and trends affecting economic, social, governance, philanthropy, public administration, domestic and foreign policy in Canada and its world.
Most Recent Articles by Angus Reid Institute:
Centre-left voters are more hesitant than Conservatives to head to a polling place this fall
Half (53%) say their opinion of the PM has worsened in the last month
Half feel the worst of COVID-19’s economic impacts are over, while half feel the worst is yet to come
One-third worry their household will be late on a mortgage or rent payment as outbreak roils economy
One-in-four Canadians say Royal Family is less relevant today, 41% say it has no relevance at all
Percentage of Canadians who perceive an increase in crime up from 30% to 48% over past six years
One-quarter will attend a formal Remembrance Day service on November 11, half will not
Study looks at 67 ridings decided by five or fewer points across the country in last federal election
Scheer top choice for best PM but May holds highest approval rating of any federal leader
Trudeau’s favourability among the public continues to sink alongside Liberal fortunes
NDP competitive in Edmonton, but well behind elsewhere in the province
Two-thirds of Canadians say the SNC-Lavalin affair is a sign of ‘deeper scandal’ in the PMO
Percentage saying opioid issue is serious or a crisis in their community has risen over past year
Most Canadians, including westerners, say it’s unlikely the west would separate from the rest of Canada
A region often divided finds itself united by the belief that the federal government treats it unfairly
Half say Trudeau government has been doing “too little” to build new capacity
Cannabis Countdown: Half say their province isn’t ready as October 17th deadline for legalization approaches
Most say Canada spends too much time apologizing for residential schools and should move on
More view the border-crossers as “economic opportunists” than “genuine refugees”
More than half of all Canadians see poverty on the rise in their communities today
Slim majority of Canadians, British Columbians now support pipeline project; opposition remains strong
Nearly two-thirds say landlords should be able to refuse renters with pets; renters themselves are divided
More premiers see improvement to their approval than decline
Majority of Canadians disapprove of Justin Trudeau for the first time since he became Prime Minister
Albertans are generally united on pipeline positions, the rest of Canada, including BC, is divided
Nearly 20 per cent of Canadians say they themselves have been prescribed opioids in the last five years
Only one-in-ten “very confident” their province will be ready for legalization
With U.S. out, Canadian support for ‘TPP II’ nearly doubles
November 3, 2017
Continuing a 2017 trend, majority prefer to focus trade efforts on Pacific Rim nations over U.S.
Fewer than half say PM has met expectations, more than half say the same about government overall
Six-in-ten say United Conservative Party will be good for Alberta
October 11, 2017
Seven-in-ten say Notley government is ‘out of touch’ with what Albertans really want