The @Pollara team is proud to have been a partner on the survey behind this important piece of #academic research by the University of Toronto's Michel Mersereau and Kaye Ann Caronongan on #broadband #connectivity cost burdens. Read the paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
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New national research conducted for the @CanadianLabour Congress by @Pollara demonstrates that Canadians 🇨🇦 continue to express strong, cross-partisan support for #workplace protections, even as they face significant economic uncertainty. Report: www.pollara.com/90-say-stron...
90% say strong workplace protections are important to Canada's economic stability
July 21, 2027 – Canadians continue to express strong support for workplace protections, even as they face significant economic uncertainty. New national research conducted by Pollara Strategic…
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The stability dividend: Why defined benefit #pensions matter more than ever | An important new piece from @OMERS, referencing their #RetireReady survey, conducted by @Pollara @BenefitsandPensionsMonitor www.benefitsandpensionsmonitor.com/news/opinion... #db #retirement #pension
The stability dividend: Why defined benefit pensions matter more than ever
DB pensions protect health, housing security, community connection and confidence in the future
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New @De Havilland Canada - @Pollara survey reveals that Canadians believe #wildfires are worsening, and that it's time for a federal investment in #waterbombers to assist provinces in protecting their communities and #environment. Read more in the @TorontoStar: www.thestar.com/globenewswir...
Canadians Support a National Waterbomber Fleet to Fight Ever Worsening Wildfires in Canada
CALGARY, Alberta, July 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- De Havilland Canada, manufacturers of the De Havilland Canadair 515 waterbomber, released a study undertaken by Pollara on the perceptions of…
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Only one in four Canadians can name a federal cabinet minister. Best known: Joly 14% Anand 9% LeBlanc 9% Champagne 8% Miller 2% Fraser 2% McGuinty 1% Solomon 1% Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...
57% of Canadians are able to name Poilievre as the leader of the federal Conservative Party off the top of their head. That figure is unchanged from a 2023 poll. It's a good reminder Canadians don't think about federal politics much between elections. Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's What We Heard Report is out, with findings from their #YourVoiceOurFuture initiative - which consulted Members through surveys, focus groups, town halls. @Pollara is @TheReal_TRREB's proud research partner in this: bit.ly/4wErjCW #TRREB #YVOF
TRREB Releases Final Your Voice, Our Future Report » Pollara Strategic Insights
July 8, 2026 – The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has released the What We Heard Report outlining key findings from the comprehensive Your Voice, Our Future initiative launched last fall,…
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Avi Lewis still has a ways to go in introducing himself to Canadians. Only 12% are able to name him off the top of their head. That drops to just 3% in Quebec. Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...
Pollara asked Canadians to name politicians. Here's how many could. Name Poilievre as CPC leader: 57% Name Lewis as NDP leader: 12% Able to name at least one cabinet minister: 24% Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...
Only 12% of Canadians can name Avi Lewis as NDP leader » Pollara Strategic Insights
July 6, 2027 – Fresh polling by Pollara Strategic Insights offers a reminder of how disconnected most Canadians are from federal politics, with just 57% of Canadians able to name the leader of the…
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Pollara finds a huge gap in how older Canadians and older Americans feel about the news media. www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
Canadians are more polarized today in how they feel about the news media than in the 90s. www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
There's a partisan divide in how much Canadians trust all media outlets. Even the weather is partisan. Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
Happy #CanadaDay from the entire team at @Pollara Strategic Insights! #HappyCanadaDay #Canada #CanadaForever #LoveThisCountry #CanadaDay2026 #OhCanada
Canadians rely more than Americans on most traditional media sources and word of mouth for their news and information, while Americans rely much more on social media. Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
Pollara's "Trust in Media" study compares Canadians' level of trust in the news media today, to the level of trust back in 1992. Back then, younger people trusted the media more than older people. Today, the opposite is true. Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
51% of Canadians trust the news media, higher than the 45% of Americans who do. Find out how Canadians feel about specific outlets: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
New this year to Pollara's "Trust in Media" report is a Canada-US comparison. We find Canadians more likely than Americans to rely on mainstream media news sources and more trusting of them - while Americans rely more on social media for their news. Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
Pollara's 4th annual "Trust in Media" survey is out! We tested how often Canadians go to 16 different outlets for news and how trusted they are. Most Trusted 2026: The Weather Network +65 CBC +51 CTV +50 Global +47 Globe & Mail +38 BBC +37 Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...
The majority of Canadians expect Canada to win at least one game at the World Cup. Is today the day? www.pollara.com/92-of-world-...
More important research findings from Mental Health Research Canada on #mentalhealth in the #workplace. @Pollara Strategic Insights is proud to be MHRC's partner on these important research explorations: www.hcamag.com/ca/specializ... @MHRCanada
Mental health disruptions at work continue to climb in Canada: report
Why are so many Canadians ending access to mental health support earlier than planned?
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Mental Health Research Canada (@MHRCanada) has released a special report, partially based on @Pollara data, examining why #youngmen aged 16 to 29 are not always seeking, accessing, or staying engaged with #mentalhealth supports, and what needs to change: bit.ly/4eE9TyX
In @Pollara’s 28th wave of bi-monthly #mentalhealth tracking research for Mental Health Research Canada (@MHRCanada), many national mental health indicators appear stable, but below the surface the story is more complex and concerning. Read the report: www.pollara.com/mhrc-release...
*NEW* 🇨🇦 receives a D+ in @FoodBanksCanada 2026 #PovertyReportCards. Partially based on @Pollara survey data, the Report Cards assign federal and provincial grades based on #poverty scores, material deprivation, legislative progress. See all the grades: bit.ly/3RXsn5G
Those in Toronto and Vancouver feel the World Cup will bring more economic benefits than the costs - but other Canadians aren't as convinced. See full poll results: www.pollara.com/92-of-world-...
Pollara (n=2,016, May 22-29) Countries Canadian World Cup watchers are cheering for: Canada 92% England 15% Brazil 14% France 10% Portugal 10% Argentina 10% Germany 9% Full list: www.pollara.com/92-of-world-...
The Toronto Star has coverage of Pollara's latest poll on the World Cup. Who has World Cup fever? What teams are Canadians cheering for? Do we feel like it's worth the cost? www.thestar.com/politics/pro...
World Cup excitement lags beyond Toronto and Vancouver, poll suggests
Excitement is high about the FIFA World Cup in Canada's host cities, but the rest of the country has yet to catch football fever, a new poll has found.
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#ICYMI: A new special report from Mental Health Research Canada (@MHRCanada), based on @Pollara research, offers a comprehensive understanding of how and why #caregivers are more likely to struggle with their #mentalhealth and #substanceuse: www.mhrc.ca/caregivers-a...
The entire @Pollara team wishes everyone in #Toronto and beyond a fantastic #PrideMonth! #Pride2026 #Pride #PrideToronto #PrideTO #PrideParade #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA2S #humanrights #TorontoPrideMonth #TorontoPrideWeekend2026 #TorontoPride
A new special report from Mental Health Research Canada (@MHRCanada), based on @Pollara research, offers a comprehensive understanding of how and why #caregivers are more likely to struggle with their #mentalhealth and #substanceuse. The report: www.mhrc.ca/caregivers-a...
A new CMHA survey, conducted by @Pollara, shows a strong majority (81%) of Canadians support maintaining #mentalhealth services through continued funding from the federal government: www.hospitalnews.com/canadians-wa...