A recent poll by the Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) reveals a strong wave of Canadian nationalism. Conducted by Abacus Data, the survey involved 1,800 Canadians from March 31 to April 3. A striking 91% of respondents believe that Canadian culture and identity must be protected, particularly against U.S. influence. Moreover, 90% agree that Canadian content should be owned and controlled by Canadian companies, not U.S. studios. The poll also found that 87% of Canadians believe their cultural identity is worth protecting, and 86% support government funding and tax credits for cultural and creative industries. Additionally, 83% want more investment in Canadian-made TV, film, and digital content with higher production values. A significant 86% desire CBC content that reflects Canada’s history, and 72% prefer to watch locally-made content. These statistics highlight a clear demand for the preservation and promotion of Canadian culture and identity.
Kim Runner
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Apr 8 New EO – Strengthening the Reliability and Security of the United States Electric GridThe United States is experiencing an unprecedented surge in electricity demand driven by rapid technological advancements, including the expansion of artificial intelligence data centers and
Erik Baker
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Feb 14 Nice illustration of the basic “greedflation” dynamic: consumers hear prices are going up in the supply chain so businesses feel they can get away with hiking prices way beyond recouping any actual increased costs
Dawgen Global
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Apr 12 Tariffs are no longer just trade tools—they’re changing the way we buy, sell, and survive in global markets.In our latest article, “Tariff Tensions and Demand Dynamics: How Elasticity Shapes the Fallout”, Dawgen Global explores how tariffs reshape demand for elastic vs.
wealthwolf
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Apr 11 Power companies are asking for additional security deposits due to average consumption dramatically increased.
Secret Diary
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Apr 10 When a government deliberately drives up the cost of basic needs — like heating your home or fueling your car — under the banner of “green policies,” it stops being about the environment and starts revealing something far more sinister: control.True progress doesn’t need to be
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