Should The Minimum Wage Be Increased To $15 An Hour In B.C.?
During the provincial election campaign in May, the NDP promised to phase in a minimum wage of $15 an hour for general workers. In July, to find out what B.C.... Read More
How Much Do You Plan To Spend On Your Summer Vacation?
In April, Mustel Group conducted a poll for BCBusiness, asking 228 B.C. residents: How much do you plan to spend on your summer vacation? It’s not surprising that younger people... Read More
NAFTA’s Impact on BC Businesses
Rumblings south of the border suggest that not everyone is happy with the North American Free Trade Agreement. To find out how NAFTA has affected B.C., Mustel Group conducted a... Read More
BC Residents Weigh in on Single Most Important Provincial Election Issue
In a March survey of B.C. voters’ priorities ahead of the May 9 contest, Mustel Group asked 451 residents across the province: “What is the single most important issue in... Read More
Who Do British Columbians Trust The Most To Give Them News?
By Anna Lilly, Senior Vice President and Partner at FleishmanHillard Vancouver and Evi Mustel, Principal of Mustel Group A survey on media consumption and trust from Mustel Group and FleishmanHillard... Read More
Nearly half of all BC Residents have no TFSAs
The federal government introduced tax-free savings accounts in 2009. TFSAs allow Canadians 18 years of age and over to save or invest money in an account and pay no taxes... Read More