The October 2024 Canadian Maru Household Outlook Index (MHOI) is at 89, down one point from 90 last month, as housing purchase intentions and ability to put savings away retreat, and optimism about the growth of the local economy wanes.

Sports fans in Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver tell us how much they’re behind their home teams to win the Grey Cup and Stanley Cup.

Residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver assess role and impact of their city’s Safe Injection Sites.

Residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver provide perspectives on crime, policing, and the performance of their Chief of Police in each of their cities.

From municipal needs, political priorities, and places for people, residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver reflect on living in their city.

How residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver view home ownership/renting in their city.

Residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver reflect on the (un)affordability of living in their city.

Residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver weigh in on Justin Trudeau’s performance and future.

Provincial premiers and political perspectives from residents of Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver.

The September 2024 Canadian MHOI is at 90, up two points from 88 last month with the positive drivers being savings, house buying, and the local economy, juxtaposed by more Canadians trying to make ends meet.

Canadians are concerned about cyber fraud and the risk it poses to themselves and other family members.

As the Democratic convention starts, most Canadians are following the race for the US presidency but, to them, the outcome is far from clear.