Canadians are angry over inflation and gas prices, a new study shows

A new study is measuring the anger and frustrations of Canadians. Dan Arnold of Pallara Strategic Insights breaks down the results.

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39 comments

  1. Angry… At Trudeau.

    But that’s the part you won’t say. Why haven’t we seen ANY polls in over a month?!

    1. Results aren’t that bad considering that Trudeau, the disgraced drama teacher that was forced to end his teaching career rather abruptly due to an inappropriate relationship with a student.

    2. @random username he has no willingness to change things for the better – he has no vision. He should have been gone in 2021, the next best time is now until 2025.

    1. @roof pizza amazing that the countries you mention have leaders belonging to the world economic forum, Hmmmmm!!

    1. Which neither the Liberals nor the NDP campaigned on during the election, nor into their election platforms.

    2. You mean you are angry with the coalition. I am tickled pink. The sun is shining and life is beautiful.

  2. The Toronto Star. Really? They are surprised. This paper might be having ‘” a come to Jesus ” moment. I guess anybody can change their allegience under financial duress. Is Trudeau not sending you big enough wampom belts?

  3. Angry about the convoy? Yep. About the way Trudeau demonized them and refused to listen to their concerns. And about the extreme over-reaction of the Emergencies Act.

    1. You don’t debate with flat earthers having a tantrum. They were treated with kid gloves compared to others.

  4. Wow. And you needed a survey for that. Better get out of the big city and talk to some Canadians. Why do you think the Liberals get yelled at every time they show up in the west?

  5. What happens if stocks, bonds, and real estate crash, causing an ever bigger financial crisis and recession than the one we had in 2008, but inflation stays well above the Fed’s 2% target? Will the Fed let the big banks fail this time, or will Powell pivot to bail them out?

    1. Historically the greatest inflations happen when economies are very weak and experiencing a financial crisis.

    2. You’re right! The current market might give opportunities to maximize profi.t, but in order to execute such effective transactions, you must be a skilled practitioner.

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