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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 AFRAID LIBERALS MAY START SPENDING EXCESSIVELY NOW THAT DEFICIT ELIMINATED

60% SAY FEDERAL DEFICIT CUTTING CAUSED TOO MUCH PAIN

7 IN 10 (69%) GIVE LIBERALS THUMBS UP FOR JOB MANAGING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY

DESPITE CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM, CANADIANS STILL BULLISH ON MAKING MAJOR PURCHASES

RESTORE HEALTHCARE FUNDING TAKEN FROM PROVINCES FULL MAJORITY SAY

DESPITE CONTINUING EROSION IN EVALUATION OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEM, TWO THIRDS (65%) STILL BELIEVE THEY'D GET SERVICES WHEN NEEDED

AS PARLIAMENT RE-OPENS, HEALTHCARE AND THE LIBERALS HAND-IN-HAND AS CHART LEADERS

HEALTHCARE DOMINATES (43%) AS NO. 1 NATIONAL ISSUE WITH LIBERALS AT 47% IN STANDINGS

THREE QUARTERS (73%) OF CANADIANS BELIEVE ROBERT LATIMER ENDED HIS DAUGHTER'S LIFE OUT OF COMPASSION

A PLURALITY (41%) BELIEVE "MERCY KILLING" SHOULD NOT EVEN BE AGAINST THE LAW

WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE THIS YEAR?

THE YEAR 2000 WILL BE WELCOMED IN THROUGH PARTIES (23%), TRAVELLING (10%) AND DINING OUT (5%)

SOCIAL UNION SURVEY FINDS CANADIANS (76%) THINK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT ACT ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS WITHOUT PROVINCIAL APPROVAL

THE MAJORITY (55%)DISAGREE WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALONE SETTING STANDARDS FOR NATIONAL PROGRAMS

MAJORITY OF CANADIANS (53%) MOST CONCERNED ABOUT Y2K "GLITCH" BEING FIXED IN HEALTHCARE SECTOR

OVERWHELMING MAJORITY (93%) AWARE OF Y2K ISSUE - BUT ONLY 25% "VERY FAMILIAR" WITH ISSUE