More than 80 per cent of Saskatchewanian households support social media limits for children and teenagers, according to the provincial government’s survey responses.
The mailout surveys were launched in May, with postcards sent to every household in Saskatchewan. The card posed a yes or no question, asking residents if they would support social media limits for children younger than 16.
Slightly more than 86 per cent responded affirmatively – whereas 13.66 per cent said no, according to a news release from the Saskatchewan government. It noted that the majority of respondents agreed with 16 being the cut-off age for any potential constraints.
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