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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

ONTARIO TORIES (41%) AND LIBERALS (41%) IN DEAD HEAT AS LEGISLATURE CLOSES SESSION

HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION REMAIN TOP ISSUES OF CONCERN BUT TORIES GET BOUNCE ON APPROVAL RATINGS

DEVASTATING IMPACT OF GENITAL HERPES

First and Only Once-Daily Suppressive Therapy Now Available

ONTARIO CAMPAIGN FOR ACTION ON TOBACCO

EIGHT IN TEN (78%) ONTARIANS WOULD VOTE "YES" IN REFERENDUM FOR SUPPORT 25ў PER PACK TAX HIKE ON CIGARETTES TO BE SPENT ON TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAMS

EIGHT IN TEN (78%) ONTARIANS WOULD VOTE "YES" IN REFERENDUM FOR SUPPORT 25ў PER PACK TAX HIKE ON CIGARETTES TO BE SPENT ON TOBACCO CONTROL PROGRAMS

OVERWHELMING MAJORITY (93%) SAY GOVERNMENT HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO DISCOURAGE YOUNG PEOPLE FROM SMOKING

RRSP INVESTMENT PLANS REMAIN TOP PRIORITY, SAYS SURVEY

B.C.'s economic slowdown does not appear to have affected consumers' retirement investment plans

MAJORITY (51%) OF CANADIANS SAY THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO PAY FOR NON-EMERGENCY TRIPS TO THE DOCTOR TO HELP FUND THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

ONE THIRD (31%) ARE WILLING TO PAY ROOM AND BOARD IN THE HOSPITAL

THREE QUARTERS (73%) OF CANADIANS SAY THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM'S VITALS SIGNS ARE FAILING

EIGHT IN TEN (78%) ARE NOT WILLING TO PAY MORE TAX TO HELP FUND THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM

ONE THIRD OF CANADIANS (34%) INDICATE THAT THEY HAVE SWITCHED DOCTORS BECAUSE OF UNSATISFACTORY TREATMENT

FOUR IN TEN CANADIANS (37%) SAY THEY HAVE CHALLENGED A DOCTOR'S DIAGNOSIS, WHILE ONE THIRD (33%) INDICATE THEY KNOW AS MUCH AS THE DOCTOR ABOUT SPECIFIC ILLNESSES