Opposing Israel's Policies Isn't Antisemitism, Argues Canadian
Corey Balsam argues that criticism of Israel's treatment of Palestinians doesn't equate to antisemitism, highlighting growing diversity within Canadian Jewish political perspectives.
Category : Public Opinion
Most Canadians Worried About Canada-U.S. Relationship in 2026
A new study indicates that 80% of Canadians are apprehensive about the bilateral relationship with the United States in the coming year, highlighting widespread public anxiety.
Alberta May Surpass B.C. in Population by 2050
Statistics Canada forecasts Alberta's population growth could exceed British Columbia's within the next quarter-century, driven by economic factors and interprovincial migration trends.
Canadians Fearful About Future U.S. Relationship: Poll
A new Angus Reid Institute poll reveals 79% of Canadians are more fearful than hopeful about the year ahead, with widespread concern over U.S.-Canada relations under President Trump's second term.
Trump's Economic Approval Tanks, Threatening GOP in Midterms
CNN analyst Harry Enten reveals Trump's net economic approval has sunk to -20 points, matching Biden's low at the same point. Polls show 74% of Americans want more focus on lowering prices, while 53% criticize immigration crackdowns. Historical trends sug
Canada's Population Could Top 57 Million by 2075
New demographic projections from Statistics Canada forecast the nation's population potentially exceeding 57 million within the next five decades, highlighting significant growth trends.
Canada Population to Hit 57M by 2075, Alberta to Lead
Statistics Canada forecasts Canada's population could surpass 57 million by 2075, with Alberta expected to overtake British Columbia as a major growth driver in coming decades.
Ottawa Readers Discuss Davos, Education, LRT and Healthcare
Ottawa Citizen readers share diverse opinions on Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech, education funding cuts, LRT failures, and healthcare access issues in heartfelt letters to the editor.
Discussing U.S. Politics Without Trump Derangement in Canada
Canadian commentator Jerry Agar explores why rational conversations about America often devolve into anti-Trump tirades, examining the polarization affecting cross-border discourse.
Canadians Overreact to Trump's Social Media Posts, Fueling Chaos
Brian Lilley argues that Canadian politicians and pundits are taking Donald Trump's social media posts too literally, creating unnecessary chaos instead of focusing on substantive policy issues.
NATO Approval Ratings Shift After Trump Presidency
A new poll indicates significant changes in public approval of NATO among member nations since Donald Trump took office, highlighting evolving geopolitical sentiments.
NATO Members' Approval of U.S. Shifts Over Years
An analysis reveals how NATO member nations' approval ratings toward the United States have evolved, reflecting geopolitical dynamics and changing alliances.
Canadians Split on Supporting Iranian Protesters: Poll
A new national poll reveals Canadians are divided over whether the federal government should publicly support protesters in Iran, with only 26% in favor and 30% opposed.
Survey: GOP Divides on Trump's First Year
A new Angus Reid Institute survey highlights sharp divisions among Republicans regarding Donald Trump's first year back in office, with overall American criticism mounting.
Americans Reject U.S. Expansion, Poll Shows
A new poll reveals most Americans oppose U.S. territorial expansion, including making Canada a state. Only 7% support annexing Canada, while 66% prefer independence.
Quebecers Lose Faith in Government on Economy
A new poll reveals a significant majority of Quebecers no longer trust the provincial government's handling of the economy, highlighting growing public skepticism amid ongoing political and economic challenges.
Canadians Divided on Dual Citizenship Loyalty, Poll Finds
A new survey shows over a third of Canadians want dual citizenship, but many question the loyalty of those who hold it, with views varying by age and region.
Poll: Trump's Deportation Agenda Loses Voter Support
New data reveals a dramatic reversal in public opinion on Trump's deportation policy, with approval plunging from +18 to -8. Analysts link the shift to voter concerns over unfulfilled economic promises. Read the full analysis.
Letters to the Editor: Jan. 20, 2026
In the Jan. 20, 2026, letters, readers discuss Canada's strategic ties with China, humour in geopolitics, and Toronto's affordability crisis. Read diverse Canadian perspectives.
Letter Asks: Where is Support for Iran's Protesters?
A Barrie reader questions the silence of Western activists on Iran's uprising, contrasting it with vocal support for other causes. Published Jan 18, 2026.
Massive student-led protests against corruption sweep Serbia
Thousands of protesters, led by university students, rallied in Novi Sad, Serbia, on January 17, 2026, vowing to continue their fight against systemic corruption. Get the latest details.
Large crowds expected for Vancouver rallies on Iran, U.S. aggression
Vancouver police deploy extra officers as thousands gather downtown for protests against U.S. policies and the killing of demonstrators in Iran. Get the latest details.
Poll: Most Quebecers Want Dual Citizenship if Province Separates
A new poll reveals 58% of Quebecers believe they should retain Canadian citizenship if the province becomes independent. Explore the data on language, identity, and the shifting political landscape.
Letters to the Editor: Media Bias and Border Perceptions Debated
A selection of letters to the editor from January 17, 2026, tackles political media bias against Conservatives and shares positive experiences at the U.S. border. Read the diverse perspectives.
Majority of Americans See Trump's Second Term as Failure
A new CNN analysis reveals 58% of Americans view Trump's second term as a failure one year in, the worst rating for any modern president. Discover the data and its implications.
Maritimers worry about family in Iran following unrest
Residents of Canada's Maritime provinces share their anxiety for loved ones caught in the recent anti-government protests in Iran. Read their personal stories and the broader regional impact.
Dual Citizenship: Canadians Split on Desire vs. Loyalty
A new poll reveals a third of Canadians want dual citizenship, but a similar proportion question the loyalty of dual citizens. Age is a major factor in these divergent views.
Satire, Security, Economy in Sun Letters
Toronto Sun readers weigh in with sharp opinions, from nominating a columnist for a Nobel to Canada's military stance and critiques of Liberal economic policies. Read the latest public discourse.
U.K. Hunger Strike Linked to Palestine Action Concludes
Protesters with ties to Palestine Action have ended their weeks-long hunger strike in the U.K. The action, supported by demonstrations, highlights ongoing international activism. Read the full story.
Poll: Democrats at 50-Year Liberal High, House Win Predicted
New Gallup data shows a historic shift as Democrats embrace the liberal label. Analyst Harry Enten predicts this realignment will lead to a House victory in 2026. Explore the numbers.
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