Broadcasting Issues and Canadian Public OpinionAug 11, 2002 OverviewIpsos-Reid polled 1,100 Canadians to gauge public opinion toward Canadian broadcasting. Major findings include:
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Apr 23, 2013 — Don’t Cut TVO / TFO by Forum Research Inc.New public opinion research shows that, given the chance, a wide majority (68%) of voters would advise Premier Kathleen Wynne to maintain or increase funding to TVOntario in the upcoming provincial budget. Mar 23, 2012 — Canadians on the CBC by Nanos ResearchNew opinion research shows Canadians are generally satisfied with the programs and content provided by the CBC and believe that possible cuts would likely have a negative impact in terms of Canadian content, local news and national news. Feb 13, 2012 — Foreign ownership of Canadian media companiesA new report on public opinion shows that Canadian media companies are too important for culture and natural security to allow foreign ownership. Feb 1, 2012 — Public opinion in Hamilton & the rest of Canada concerning the CBCNew opinion research on public reaction to a proposed a new digital service in Hamilton in the spring of 2012. Jan 31, 2012 — Public Opinion in the London Region & the rest of Canada concerning the CBCNew opinion research on public reaction to plans from the CBC to open a local radio station in London in the autumn of 2012. Jan 31, 2012 — Public opinion in Kamloops & the rest of Canada concerning the CBCNew opinion research on public reaction to a proposed a new radio service in the Interior BC region of Kamloops in the autumn of 2012. Jan 19, 2012 — Public opinion in the Waterloo Region & the rest of Canada concerning the CBCOpinion research reveals that residents of the Waterloo region are very supportive of a CBC proposal to launch a local radio station in the area and would like their MP to champion the initiative. Nov 29, 2011 — Canadians' attitudes toward the CBC and public broadcasting in CanadaA new major public opinion research study shows continued strong support for the CBC and that more Canadians trust the Conservative party than any other to handle matters of national culture and identity. |
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