How Modern Is Your News Consumption?

Discover how your news habits stack up against emerging Canadian trends. In just 4 quick questions, we'll assess whether you're staying informed the way most Canadians do in 2026—or if you're stuck in outdated patterns. Find out your news consumption profile and get personalized recommendations to stay truly informed.

Where do you primarily get your news from each day?

Mostly from traditional TV news or print newspapers A mix of news websites and occasional social media Multiple platforms: social media, podcasts, and news apps A diverse mix including podcasts, independent journalists, and AI aggregators

How do you typically evaluate whether a news source is trustworthy?

I trust it if it's from a major outlet or if friends share it I check the author's name and basic publication details I cross-reference claims across multiple outlets and check funding I evaluate author credentials, primary sources, corrections policy, and potential conflicts of interest

How concerned are you about misinformation and filter bubbles in your news diet?

Not really concerned—I trust the platforms to show me accurate news Somewhat concerned, but I'm not sure what to do about it Very concerned; I actively seek out diverse viewpoints and fact-check stories Highly vigilant; I use multiple strategies to avoid echo chambers and verify information systematically

How much time do you spend consuming news daily, and do you feel informed about what matters?

Less than 15 minutes—I often feel out of the loop 20-30 minutes—I get headlines but miss deeper context 30-45 minutes—I feel reasonably informed on major issues 40+ minutes across multiple formats—I have a clear, nuanced understanding of current events

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