March 23, 2020

Before the entire country became gripped in the fight against the coronavirus, Research Co. asked Canadians about their views of the upper house. Discussions about the ...

March 22, 2020

The COVID-19 outbreak has modified the way Canadians are connected to their governments and the world. We are now accustomed to daily briefings from the prime minister ...

March 20, 2020

As Canadians try to carry on with life under the COVID-19 outbreak, a nationwide Research Co. survey outlines disquieting discrepancies in how we feel about the current ...

March 19, 2020

Even in the 21st century, Canadians and Americans continue to be exposed to news stories featuring women who were asked to “abandon the premises” or “cover up” when they ...

March 15, 2020

There’s a fine line in life between doing the right thing and wrong thing and that line gets even finer when politics is involved. Take the controversy over Premier Scott...

March 9, 2020

The past few weeks have provided an opportunity for Canadians to reconnect with the Royal Family. The visits to British Columbia by the current Duke and Duchess of Sussex...

March 2, 2020

While Canada has not executed a person convicted of murder since 1962, discussions about the death penalty have never gone away. Unfortunately, serious attempts to gauge ...

February 24, 2020

Earlier this month, when his leadership bid for the Conservative Party of Canada came under fierce criticism over the handling of a taped television interview, Peter MacKay...

February 18, 2020

When it comes to cross-country skiing, I may be the first off the starting blocks but that “darn Swede” seems to beat me to the finish line. Unfortunately, her stamina and ...

February 13, 2020

In 2018, well before the world became preoccupied with the spread of the novel coronavirus, Research Co. explored the views of Canadians on vaccinations for children and ...

February 6, 2020

Some Canadians who watched the Super Bowl last Sunday were disappointed with the return of local commercials, after enjoying the advertisements that U.S. companies paid ...