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Local Journalism Initiative Reporter South Algonquin Township just completed the public consultation survey phase for its Community Safety and Well Being Plan, which is due to be submitted to the provincial government by July 1. Coordinated by Dr. Meara Sullivan, the survey found that employment, COVID-19, healthcare and affordable housing were residents’ biggest concerns. On the plus side, 95 per cent of respondents felt safe within their respective communities. In a media release from Dr. S...

PHOTO: Adobe Most brands are customer-centric today, and the voice of the customer is the most important voice in the house. That said, obtaining genuine, honest feedback from customers is never easy, and is progressively harder to obtain, especially if the brand is interested in obtaining actionable insights. In this article, we will look at 5 ways a brand can obtain accurate, honest feedback from its customers, going beyond traditional Voice of Customer metrics for gaining customer insights...

Amid rise in remote work, Dooly announces $25.5 million CAD to scale sales enablement platform Vancouver-based Dooly has raised $25.5 million CAD ($20.3 million USD) in funding as the company looks to scale its sales enablement software, which aims to reduce the administrative burden on sales professionals. Dooly touts itself as “the fastest way” to update Salesforce, take notes, and manage deals for sales professionals. The startup’s software is designed to act as a conne...

Perth mental health charity urges service users to complete indie survey An independent survey running for another five weeks is seeking lived experiences of mental health treatment by NHS Tayside. Susan Scott PLUS Perth manager is happy to help people get hard copies of the surveys if they feel reluctant to complete it online (Image: Perthshire Advertiser) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please tr...

Governors Long Honeymoon of COVID Approval Ratings Is Coming to an End On 3/1/21 at 7:52 AM EST Newsweek analysis has found. But those polling bounces from handling the virus have been eroded over the course of the pandemic, and many governors have seen a substantial drop from their approval rating peaks last spring. The pandemic gave Americas governors a unique opportunity to show leadership in a time of national crisis. While some focused on public health, taking drastic action such as shutte...

6 Tips for More Targeted & Engaging PPC Campaigns Learn how to make objective, media-neutral advertising decisions for the brands you represent with these 6 tips for more compelling and effective PPC. Bio 212 Advertisement Which platforms may work best at different stages of the buyer journey? In this column, you’ll learn tips to help lay the foundation for a more effective, engaging PPC strategy. You’ll also have the ability to make objective, media-neutral advertising decisions for the br...

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Why a Catholic journalist is urging the church to engage Black Lives Matter In her book, ‘Birth of a Movement,’ Olga Marina Segura highlights how the Black Lives Matter movement ‘is the secular version of our Catholic social teaching.’ An individual passes a Black Lives Matter sign in Washington, D.C. Photo by Clay Banks/Unsplash/Creative Commons February 25, 2021 (RNS) — Olga Marina Segura has often been asked why she’s chosen to remain involved in the Catholic Church...

Progressives Still Pushing for Student Loan Relief, Despite Poll Showing Its Unpopularity On 2/25/21 at 4:45 PM EST As progressive Democrats continue to push President Joe Biden to cancel $50,000 worth of federal student loan debt, a new poll shows that doing so is widely unsupported. Conducted by Business Insider/Survey Monkey, the study found just 13 percent of Americans saying they support forgiving $50,000 in federal student loans. Meanwhile, 19 percent said they support forgiving $10,000 i...

Survey seeks feedback on cover crops February 24, 2021 Reading time: 2 min 30 s By Nick Seebruch University of Manitoba PhD student Callum Morrison conducting field research into cover crops. Submitted photo. ONTARIO – University of Manitoba PhD student Callum Morrison is currently conducting a survey of Ontario farmers to try and get a picture of who uses cover crops, and who does not. A cover crop is a crop that a farmer may...