Youth more likely to believe lockdowns in response to Omicron ‘too much,’ poll suggests
Canada’s young people find COVID-19 restrictions “too much” with a 43 per cent response, according to a new Ipsos poll.
Politics
How the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting Doug Ford’s approval rating as he prepares for a provincial election
Months ahead of his re-election campaign, less than half of Ontarian’s surveyed (46 per cent) approve of Doug Ford’s response to Omicron, according to a new poll.
Canadians give federal and provincial leaders modest support for handling of Omicron
Canadians continue to provide modest backing to the federal and provincial governments’ handling of the Omicron wave of the pandemic, according to a new poll.
Doug Ford’s approval rating slips to 46% months ahead of provincial election: poll
More than half of Ontarians are not satisfied with Doug Ford’s management of the Omicron variant, a poll by Ipsos Public Affairs.
Anglican Church’s future must always consider residential-school past: Indigenous archbishop
The institution’s response after the abuses committed in residential schools to Indigenous children needs to be ongoing, leaders say.
MPs return to work with a focus on climate action
Canadian MPs are in overarching agreement on the importance climate change and the dire need for serious climate action.
Asexuals say the sexuality doesn’t fit anywhere … yet
Asexuality, where people experience little to no sexual attraction, is one of the lesser known sexualities. It is also known as the “hidden sexuality”, because its members, who refer to themselves as “ace,” short for…