Ipsos has won two Canadian Research Insight Council’s (CRIC) Excellence Awards in 2025, presented at CRIC’s Annual Conference & Gala event.
Ipsos poll reveals Canadian Shoppers Are Navigating Complex Grocery Preferences Amid Rising Costs and “Buy Canadian” Efforts
Only 28%Say That It is Serious, One-Third (34%) Says It Is A Small Setback, And 37% Say We're Not In a Recession At All
While a majority of Canadians (68%) believe that men may experience something similar to women's menopause, only 39% have heard of the term Andropause
Over Two-In-Five (43%) Canadians Say They've Had Their Hearts Broken And, One-In-Ten (9%) Have Personally Been Left At The Altar Or Know A Friend Who Has 34% Say They Have Been Cheated On By A Partner
Three Quarters (77%) of GVRD Residents Support Proposal to Build a Toll-Tunnel from Vancouver to the North Shore Most Residents (69%) Say Lions Gate and Second Narrows Bridges are Not Sufficient to Handle Current Level of Traffic - 90% Say Bridges Will Not be Sufficient in 10 Years Time
And Two-Thirds (65%) Believe the Royals Should Not Have Any Formal Role and Are "Simply Celebrities" . . . Eight-in-Ten (79%) Support The Constitutional Monarchy As Canada's Form of Government Six-in-Ten (62%) Believe Constitutional Monarchy Helps to Define Canada's Identity and Should Continue And, Six-in-Ten (58%) Do Not Believe the Issue Is Important Enough to Go Through the Fuss of Changing Something That Seems to Work Okay
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Half (53%) Already Believe That It is Currently Allowed in Canada Support For DTCA Rises to 85% When Specific Regulations Are Proposed
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