Ipsos has won two Canadian Research Insight Council’s (CRIC) Excellence Awards in 2025, presented at CRIC’s Annual Conference & Gala event.
Canadians appear to be open to dialogue regarding the "Health Allowance System"
45% of Canadians Fail Mock Citizenship Exam Similar to One Immigrants Take to Become Canadian Citizens
81% Say Gap Between Poor and Rich in Metro Toronto is Widening
Metro cops get two thumbs up from 9 in 10 citizens for doing a very good job to maintain community safety. While cops not viewed as "trigger happy," 4 in 10 (42%) believe officers use poor judgment when it comes to using force. Two-thirds (66%) believe public complaints process objective. Majority (55%) want police to co-operate in investigations when their performance is in question.
Public Supports Teachers Strike in Opposition to Harris Government but Want Them Back to Work
Slim majority (51%) of Canadians believe that smoking marijuana should NOT be a criminal offense -- up from 39% ten years ago. If used for health-related purposes only, large majority (83%) agree that it should NOT be a criminal offense to smoke marijuana.
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