Canadians Are a 'Big Stress Ball' Over Virus, Angus Reid's Kurl Says

The video discusses the evolving attitudes of Canadians towards COVID-19, highlighting increased concern about personal health and economic impacts. It covers confidence in the healthcare system, anxiety over public gatherings and travel, and the importance of emergency preparedness. The discussion includes public opinion on the Tokyo 2020 games and stockpiling behaviors.

What was the initial perception of the coronavirus threat among Canadians?

• A serious threat

• An overblown issue

• A non-existent problem

• A minor inconvenience

What percentage of Canadians were worried about their personal health due to COVID-19?

• 60%

• 50%

• 30%

• 40%

How do Canadians generally feel about their healthcare system's ability to handle the pandemic?

• Somewhat confident

• Completely unprepared

• Very confident

• Not confident

What is a major concern for Canadians regarding large gatherings?

• Traffic congestion

• Increased ticket prices

• Potential spread of COVID-19

• Lack of entertainment

What was the public opinion on the Tokyo 2020 games amid the pandemic?

• Move to a different location

• Postpone indefinitely

• Cancel them outright

• Proceed as planned

What percentage of Canadians are taking steps to stock up on essentials?

• 17%

• 10%

• 25%

• 30%

What advice did the health minister give regarding emergency preparedness?

• Ignore the situation

• Stock up on essentials

• Travel as much as possible

• Attend large gatherings