The majority of Canadians say they think the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic is over, according to a new poll by Research Co.
Three-in-four respondents stated the worst of pandemic is “behind us,” an increase of seven points compared to a similar poll conducted in August, per the survey.
When it comes to whether people still see the pandemic as real threat, 70 per cent of respondents said yes, including 78 per cent among those aged 55. Data shows the majority of Canadians feel satisfied about how the federal government has tackled the pandemic. Satisfaction with the way Canada's Chief Public heath Officer Theresa Tam managed the pandemic dropped from 66 per cent in May to 60 per cent presently.
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