TORONTO —
Canadians are six instances extra more likely to report that local weather change has a adverse or considerably adverse influence on their day-to-day well being fairly than a constructive influence, based on a brand new survey from Nanos Analysis.
The ballot, performed by Nanos Analysis and sponsored by CTV Information, discovered that 41 per cent of Canadians surveyed would say local weather change negatively or considerably negatively impacts their well being and 44 per cent of these surveyed mentioned it has no influence on their well being.
Of these surveyed, six per cent mentioned local weather change has a constructive or considerably constructive influence on their day-to-day well being, whereas 9 per cent of these surveyed have been not sure.
Nanos reported that residents in B.C. have been most probably to report local weather change has some kind of adverse or considerably adverse influence on their well being at 57 per cent.
The Prairies reported the best proportion of survey respondents who mentioned local weather change has no influence on their day-to-day well being at 48.9 per cent.
Girls surveyed have been extra more likely to report a adverse or considerably adverse influence on their well being at 45.5 per cent in comparison with males at 36 per cent. Nonetheless, males have been extra more likely to report that local weather change had no influence on their day-to-day well being at 50 per cent in comparison with girls at 38.6 per cent.
Youthful folks between the ages of 18 to 34 have been most probably to report local weather change has a adverse or considerably adverse influence on their well being at 43.8 per cent in comparison with survey respondents aged 35 to 54 at 39 per cent and people 55 plus at 40.5 per cent.
In contrast, survey respondents aged 35 to 54 have been extra more likely to report local weather change having no influence on their day-to-day well being at 46.8 per cent in comparison with 43.4 per cent of respondents aged 18 to 34 and 42.7 per cent of respondents aged 55 plus.
WILL RISING GAS AND FUEL PRICES AFFECT WINTER SPENDING?
The brand new ballot additionally requested survey respondents if, in gentle of rising gasoline and gas costs, they’d be reducing again on spending on different requirements, or would their spending be about the identical this winter.
Just below 30 per cent of respondents mentioned they must reduce on spending on different requirements, with the Prairies reporting the best proportion of survey respondents who mentioned they’d reduce at 42.3 per cent, adopted by the Atlantic area at 35.2 per cent and B.C. at 28.2 per cent. Quebec was the bottom at 21.3 per cent
Greater than 60 per cent of respondents mentioned their spending on requirements could be about the identical this winter, the best of which have been present in Quebec at 72.5 per cent, adopted by B.C. at 65.4 per cent.
Solely 50.2 per cent of these surveyed within the Prairies mentioned their spending on requirements could be about the identical this winter.
Girls have been extra more likely to say they’d reduce on spending this winter at 30.4 per cent in comparison with males at 28.2 per cent.
Males have been extra probably than girls to say their spending could be across the similar this winter at 65.4 per cent in comparison with 60.2 per cent for ladies.
These 55 years and older have been the least more likely to report they’d minimize their spending this winter at 21.7 per cent in comparison with 38.4 per cent of respondents aged 18 to 34 and 30.7 per cent of these aged 35 to 54.
Roughly 70 per cent of respondents aged 55 and up mentioned their spending would stay about the identical this winter in gentle of rising gasoline and gas costs, in comparison with 60. 6 per cent of respondents aged 35 to 54 and 54.8 per cent of these aged 18 to 34.
INTEREST IN OWNING AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE
The Nanos ballot additionally requested survey respondents about their curiosity in proudly owning an electrical automobile.
Greater than 60 per cent of these survey mentioned they have been or considerably fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile, whereas 4.5 per cent have been not sure.
Just below 20 per cent of respondents mentioned they weren’t fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile and 10.9 per cent have been considerably not .
Respondents dwelling in B.C. have been most probably to say they have been fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile at 47.1 per cent, adopted by Quebec at 33.2 per cent and Ontario at 31.5 per cent. Within the Atlantic area, 26 per cent of these surveyed mentioned they have been fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile however solely 16.6 of respondents within the Prairies reported they have been .
Males have been extra more likely to report being fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile at 32.5 per cent in contrast girls at 29.2 per cent. Respondents aged 18 to 34 have been the age group most probably to have an interest at 45.1 per cent, following by these aged 35 to 54 at 29.4 per cent and people 55 and older at 22.2 per cent.
The Prairies had the best stage of respondents not fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile at 33.5 per cent, adopted by Ontario at 19.3 per cent.
Males have been extra more likely to report being not fascinated with proudly owning an electrical automobile at 20.8 per cent in comparison with girls at 18.6 per cent. These 55 and up have been extra more likely to say they weren’t at 22.5 per cent in comparison with 20.5 per cent of 35 to 54 year-olds and 14.6 per cent respondents aged 18 to 34.
SUPPORT FOR CANADA’S FOREIGN AID TO HELP DEVELOPING COUNTRIES CURB EMISSIONS
The brand new Nanos ballot additionally requested respondents in the event that they help, considerably help, considerably oppose or oppose rising Canadian international support to assist growing nations scale back their carbon emissions.
The vast majority of these surveyed mentioned they help or considerably help rising Canada’s international support at 60.7 per cent. In contrast, 12.7 per cent of these surveyed mentioned they considerably oppose and 20.4 per cent mentioned they oppose rising Canada’s international support to growing nations to assist scale back their carbon emissions, and 6.2 per cent of these surveyed mentioned they have been not sure.
Respondents in Ontario have been most probably to help rising Canada’s international support at 31.5 per cent, adopted by these in B.C. at 31.2 per cent and the Atlantic area at 31.3 per cent. Simply 17.4 % of respondents within the Prairies help rising international support.
Girls have been extra more likely to help rising Canada’s international support at 31.6 per cent in comparison with males at 24.5 per cent. These 55 plus have been the age group with the best help for rising international support at 31.9 per cent in comparison with 25.5 per cent of respondents aged 35 to 54 and 26.1 per cent of the 18 to 34 age group.
The very best proportion of those that opposed rising Canada’s international support to assist growing nations scale back their carbon emissions have been within the Prairies at 32.4 per cent, adopted by Ontario at 24.1 per cent opposed.
Males have been extra more likely to be against rising international support at 26.3 per cent in comparison with girls at 14.6 per cent. These aged 18 to 34 had the best opposition to rising international support at 23.6 per cent in comparison with respondents aged 35 to 54 at 22.4 per cent and people 55 plus at 16.3 per cent.
METHODOLOGY
Nanos performed an RDD twin body (land- and cell traces) hybrid phone and on-line random survey of 1,026 Canadians, 18 years of age or older, between Oct. 31 and Nov. 3, as a part of an omnibus survey. Contributors have been randomly recruited by phone utilizing stay brokers and administered a survey on-line. The pattern included each land- and cell-lines throughout Canada. The outcomes have been statistically checked and weighted by age and gender utilizing the newest census data and the pattern is geographically stratified to be consultant of Canada. People randomly referred to as utilizing random digit dialling with a most of 5 name backs.
The margin of error for this survey is ±3.1 proportion factors, 19 instances out of 20. Charts might not add as much as 100 on account of rounding.
