The past 12 months felt like they stretched over a decade rather than a single year. Our lives were upended to a degree none of us could have imagined at this time last year.  

Leading or Lagging? Deep into a second wave, here are three things we learned from Manitobans about the provincial government's pandemic response.

Like most people around the world, it was mid-March when the shocking realization set in that the COVID-19 pandemic would be like nothing we’d experienced before.

As Manitoba reopens, we take stock of what we did differently during the pandemic – and explore whether we will continue to do these things.

As the pandemic begins to ease, Probe Research has been wondering how Manitobans feel about the fallout.

Here’s what Manitobans think about _________.

Manitobans are more likely than other Canadians to _______.

Research is an essential service in Manitoba, which means our virtual doors remain open. Of course, things aren’t quite “business as usual” given the pandemic, and many clients are wondering how COVID-19 might affect planned research. We’ve been giving this some thought. Here are a few reasons why it’s important to keep doing research during the pandemic along with some considerations we’re keeping in mind as we do.

We’re pleased to announce we’ve found Probe Research’s “forever home” in the historic Union Tower Building at 191 Lombard Ave.

Probe Research's insights shape Election Day coverage in Manitoba.

Check out some of the media coverage of our recent survey for the Winnipeg Free Press and CTV Winnipeg breaking down how Manitobans feel about the key election issues.

Media coverage regarding how Manitobans feel about party leaders.

Watch and read what our partners at the Winnipeg Free Press and CTV Winnipeg are saying about our latest Manitoba voter intention survey.

Probe Research principal Curtis Brown joined CJOB's Richard Cloutier and Bonnie Staples-Lyon of ChangeMakers to provide analysis after Manitoba's party leaders faced off in a broadcast debate Wednesday, August 28.

Curtis Brown breaks down what it's really like to be a pollster and pundit during a provincial election campaign.

Manitobans head to the polls Sept. 10 to elect a new provincial government. Here are three things we’re watching as the race unfolds.

Probe Research principal Mary Agnes Welch recently appeared on CBC Radio's politics program The House to discuss the dynamics of the Manitoba election campaign.

Probe principal Curtis Brown was interviewed by Global Winnipeg for a story about provincial tax rates and the level of concern Manitobans have about the taxes they pay. 

Probe principal Curtis Brown sat down with CTV Winnipeg's Maralee Caruso to talk about some of the key issues on Manitobans' minds as they prepare to cast ballots in the upcoming provincial election.

Probe Research principal Curtis Brown had an in-depth discussion with Éric Grenier, host of CBC's The Pollcast, to talk about what Probe is learning from Manitoba voters as they prepare to head to the polls Sept. 10.

Mary Agnes Welch and Curtis Brown have joined Probe Research as principals and helped us expand the research tools we use to help our clients as well as our own corporate look and feel.