Angus Reid Institute's recent poll, published on 2025-04-08, found that 39% of Canadians believe the US trade war will continue until the end of Trump’s term. The findings reflect growing public distrust in unstable, authoritarian practices and signal a demand for a more consistent, democratic leadership approach.

An Angus Reid Institute poll cited in a CBC article revealed that only 27% of women aged 18-34 support Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre. The poll underscores growing disapproval of his controversial remarks on women's 'biological clocks' and contributes to informed public debate against authoritarian rhetoric.

On January 15, 2024, the Angus Reid Institute published survey results showing that a significant number of Canadians fear that the United States may be on the path to authoritarianism, especially if Donald Trump were to return to power. The report underscores public concern about democratic backsliding, highlighting worries over the weakening rule of law and the potential for retributive politics, thereby fueling awareness against authoritarian shifts.

On April 21, 2023, the Angus Reid Institute released survey results showing that a majority of Canadians support key union demands, including wage premiums for night shifts and overtime, and enhanced flexibility such as the right to work from home. The findings come amid the largest public service strike in Canadian history, and they underline progressive public sentiment towards workers’ rights.

On April 21, 2023, the Angus Reid Institute released survey findings indicating that a majority of Canadians support key union demands—including wage premiums for night shifts and overtime, as well as flexible work-from-home policies—during one of the largest public service strikes in Canadian history. The data highlights robust public backing for worker rights and progressive labor policies.

On November 7, 2022, the Angus Reid Institute published a comprehensive poll revealing that, while a majority of Canadians support democratic governance, a significant minority in both Canada and the U.S. show approval for authoritarian leadership. The study highlights a growing distrust in political institutions and provides critical data for public debate.

On May 10, 2016, the Angus Reid Institute released a nationwide public opinion poll revealing that a significant majority of Canadians favor banning corporate and union donations to political parties as well as ceasing extra ‘top-up’ salary payments to political leaders. The findings emphasize public demand for greater transparency and accountability in political financing, supporting measures that counteract undue corporate or union influence over politics.