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Main offline news sources among Anglophones in Canada 2019
Main offline news sources among Anglophones in Canada 2019
Main offline news sources used by Anglophone news consumers in Canada as of February 2019
by Amy Watson,
last edited
Jul 1, 2019
The statistic presents information on the main offline news sources used by Anglophones in Canada as of February 2019. During the survey, 25 percent of respondents stated the news source they consulted on a weekly basis was local radio, compared to 19 percent who used a community paper for news. The most popular sources was CTV News, which 41 percent of respondents cited using.
Main offline news sources used by Anglophone news consumers in Canada as of February 2019
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| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| CTV news | 41% |
| Global news | 33% |
| CBC news (public broadcaster) | 32% |
| CNN | 27% |
| Local radio news | 25% |
| CityTV News | 22% |
| Community newspaper | 19% |
| Local daily newspaper | 15% |
| Toronto Star | 14% |
| BBC News | 13% |
| Globe and Mail | 11% |
| Fox News | 9% |
| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| CTV news | 41% |
| Global news | 33% |
| CBC news (public broadcaster) | 32% |
| CNN | 27% |
| Local radio news | 25% |
| CityTV News | 22% |
| Community newspaper | 19% |
| Local daily newspaper | 15% |
| Toronto Star | 14% |
| BBC News | 13% |
| Globe and Mail | 11% |
| Fox News | 9% |
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by Amy Watson,
last edited
Jul 1, 2019
The statistic presents information on the main offline news sources used by Anglophones in Canada as of February 2019. During the survey, 25 percent of respondents stated the news source they consulted on a weekly basis was local radio, compared to 19 percent who used a community paper for news. The most popular sources was CTV News, which 41 percent of respondents cited using.
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- Canada
- Survey time period
- February 2019
- Number of respondents
- 2,000 respondents
- Special properties
- among English-speaking Canadians; TV, radio and print sources used weekly
- Method of interview
- Online survey
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- Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism; YouGov
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- Canada
- Survey time period
- February 2019
- Number of respondents
- 2,000 respondents
- Special properties
- among English-speaking Canadians; TV, radio and print sources used weekly
- Method of interview
- Online survey
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