Canadian News Media And “Fake News” Under A Microscope
By Bruce Anderson & David Coletto In our latest survey, we examined a range of questions about how Canadians see the media today and their exposure to “fake news”. Over the next few days we will release three reports on what we learned. Here’s what we found: • People are twice as likely to sayTensions Rising: Canadian Views on Foreign Conflict, China, & Trudeau in an International Crisis
By Bruce Anderson & David Coletto For generations, Canada’s interests, foreign policy and view of the world has been aligned with that of the United States. This alignment has not always been perfect and disputes have arisen on occasions, but today there are reasons to wonder if the future will be different from the pastMatters of Opinion 2017: 8 Things We Learned About Politics, The News, and The Internet
By Mark Blevis & David Coletto In August 2016, we explored how Canadians use the internet to discuss and debate politics, get their news, and what role Facebook plays in our news habits, opinions, and participation in public affairs and public policy. We collected 60 pages of data and learned a lot about these topics
