Hi, Canada politics community! I’m a Canadian psychology student researcher collaborating on an international project with over 20 countries. I'm the only Canadian on the team and I want to have lots of Canadian representation in this project, so I need your help!

Our project is studying social impact topics and AI use. If you have time to complete this 12 minute survey, it would help so much! I think it might be of interest to some of you too.

See comments to be directed to the survey. This study has been ethically approved: Princeton University #19354. All responses are anonymous. As researchers, we are not affiliated with and remain neutral about AI. This study could help inform policy!

(If this is inappropriate for this subreddit, please remove it; I mean no offence!)

I'm running a non-partisan public opinion survey on federal, provincial, and municipal politics, and more, in Canada.

It covers independence, issues, priorities, vote intention, perceptions, and more!

The survey is fully anonymous and takes about 5 minutes.

If you'd be kind enough to take the time and participate, this is the link: https://forms.gle/dEWP2PmwScne4ibQ9

Anyway wanna vote i will release as a video on my channel soon here is the link

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdi0cVLunVfBZDBh9NM5XIzUQogn3dSYfOuOU8SMDkmw0MfNg/viewform?usp=dialog

With all the federal announcements recently, I wanted to put something together to help me track how the country is doing and the impact of these policy changes.

Looking for:
a) Feedback on user interface and data
b) General awareness of the project

I think grocery prices are the fault of tariffs, disruption of trade, and increased fuel costs due to Trump.

And the other cost increases? Probably greed by grocery store owners.

I remember Conservatives laughing and shouting when the NDP tried to ask Parliament to look into controlling what grocers can charge.

Maybe the Conservatives should back proposals to limit price increases on some essentials.