Canadians Divided on Hellebuyck's Next Step
Canadians split on a Hellebuyck return, trade or paid holdout. Hockey followers favour a trade or return over keeping him out on full pay; Winnipeg residents are divided.
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Canadians Disappointed by Team Canada’s Olympic Performance; 67% Support Funding Increase for Athletes
March 11, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals that a majority of Canadians believe Team Canada underperformed at the recent Olympic Games. While a majority of the country still feels a sense of pride in the national team, the intensity of that pride has dropped
Canadians Love Their Hockey, But Not Enough to Foot the Bill for a Future Olympics
February 3, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals a complex relationship between Canadians and the Winter Olympics. While Ice Hockey remains the undisputed heart of the Games for the public, there is deep-seated sticker shock regarding the prospect of bringing the event back to
Canadians split on how hard to push Iran but say Ottawa’s first job is defending human rights
January 28, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey of 1,000 Canadians finds the public pulling Canada in two directions at once: a strong appetite for a tougher stance on human-rights abuses in Iran, alongside a real caution about actions that could raise the risk of wider conflict.
Ghost Patients: 21% of Canadian ER Visitors Report Leaving Without Being Seen
January 21 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals a deepening crisis of confidence in the Canadian healthcare system, with nearly half of Canadian households reporting an Emergency Room (ER) visit in the past year and a significant portion of those visitors walking away before receiving care.
Majority of Canadians Oppose U.S. Military Action in Venezuela
January 20 (Toronto, ON) – On the one-year anniversary of the second inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump, a new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals that a significant majority of Canadians are opposed to U.S. military intervention in Venezuela. 64% of respondents oppose the United States using
Holiday spending hangover, most Canadians worried about credit card bills and debt in 2026
January 15, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies suggests many Canadians are entering 2026 feeling financially stretched after holiday spending in late 2025, with most expressing concern about paying off upcoming credit card statements and warning that credit card debt poses a real threat to the
Wallet Tracker: More than one-in-three Canadians say their household finances are getting worse
January 7, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national Liaison Wallet Tracker survey finds Canadians are entering the year with a sour view of their household finances. Nearly four in ten say their financial situation is worse than it was 30 days ago, while only a small minority say things have
Cost of Living Crushing New Year's Resolution, Canadians Say
January 6 (Toronto, ON) – A new national Liaison Strategies survey finds Canadians are approaching 2026 with cautious ambition, but the cost of living is shaping what people think they can realistically change in their personal lives. Conducted from December 26, 2025 to January 3, 2026 using Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
Canadians Say Holiday Impaired Driving Is Getting Worse And Want More Checkpoints
December 10, 2025 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies finds most Canadians believe impaired driving is more common during the holidays and want to see more police checkpoints on the roads. Sixty two per cent say people in their community drive after drinking or using drugs “a