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[WEBINAR] Ipsos Global Trends 2025: Canadian Edition

[WEBINAR] From the Pandemic to the President: 100 Waves of Tracking Consumer Behaviours and Attitudes

MAJORITY (55%) AGREE WITH SUPREME COURT DECISION THAT DEFINITION OF "SPOUSE" APPLY TO SAME-SEX COUPLES

A MAJORITY (53%) AGREES THAT HOMOSEXUAL COUPLES SHOULD QUALIFY FOR LEGAL RECOGNITION OF MARRIAGE

POST-DEBATE DEBACLES DERAIL DALTON McGUINTY's LIBERALS

HARRIS TORIES (45%) POISED TO WIN SECOND MAJORITY GOVERNMENT - LIBERALS (37%), NDP (18%)

SIZE OF CANADIAN ON-LINE E-COMMERCE COMMUNITY NOW 12.9 MILLION

NEW STUDY ESTIMATES CANADIANS SPENDING UP TO $1.3 BILLION ON INTERNET E-COMMERCE PER ANNUM

68% OF KINGSTON RESIDENTS OPPOSE AMALGAMATION AND CLOSURE OF HOTEL DIEU

69% OPPOSE RELOCATION OF HOTEL DIEU SERVICES

Ontarians Split on Success of "common sense revolution"

THE MAJORITY (54%) OF ONTARIANS BELIEVE MIKE HARRIS WILL WIN THE LEADER DEBATE ON TUESDAY NIGHT

HARRIS TORIES LEAD IN TIGHT CAMPAIGN

POLL SHOWS THAT WHILE TORIES NOW AHEAD, GRITS MAY GET BALLOT BOX BONUS AS THEIR VOTE TURNS OUT IN POLARIZED RACE, PCS LESS SO

CANADIANS GIVE CANADA HEALTH ACT ONLY BARELY PASSING GRADE

71% SAY IT'S TIME FOR THE ACT TO BE CHANGED BECAUSE THE FIVE FOUNDING PRINCIPLES DO NOT MEET THE HEALTH CARE NEEDS OF TODAY

PROVINCIAL LIBERALS (44%) LEAD THE TORIES (39%) AS HARRIS CALLS 1999 ELECTION

NEW NUMBERS SHOW A 3 POINT DROP FOR THE lIBERALS, AND A 4 POINT GAIN FOR pcs SINCE MID-APRIL STANDINGS OF 47% to 35%