Canadians Support Banning Cellphones in Public School Classrooms
A large majority of Canadians support banning cellphones in public school classrooms in order to reduce distractions in the learning environment.
A large majority of Canadians support banning cellphones in public school classrooms in order to reduce distractions in the learning environment.
A majority of Canadians are optimistic about 2024 personally, though fewer are hopeful about the state of the world more generally.
This year has clearly proven to be a stressful one for many residents of Canada, with 40% saying that their personal level of stress is greater than it was a year ago.
Consistent with previous results, a strong minority of Canadians have already purchased or consumed non-alcoholic drinks, or are interested in trying out this type of beverage.
Two thirds of Canadians are planning on shopping Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals this year, up from just half a year ago.
The economy and related cost of living issues are clearly top of mind for Canadians.
We found that one in four Canadians (27%) believe ghosts are real while 44% think they are a myth, and 30% have yet to make up their mind.
In a national survey, 56% of Canadians agree with the federal government's stance on Israel-Hamas on October 8th, 2023.
In a recent joint study with Narrative Research, 80% of Canadians support a person's right to choose a safe and legal abortion in Canada.
A significant number of Canadians are considering purchasing an electric vehicle in the next year, a number which would be boosted by the availability of provincial and federal rebates. December 3, 2020: The Federal Governmentâs recent fiscal update committed to spend $150 million over three years to build new electric [...]