Human Rights in 2018

Six in Ten Canadians Say they are Excited About the Impact Artificial Intelligence (AI) Will Have on Health Care and a Majority Believe New Technology (75%) and AI (69%) Could Solve Existing Issues Our Health Care System

While Canadians Support Investments in these Advancements, they Don’t Want it to Come at the Expense of Fewer Health Care Workers (77%)

Four in Five (81%) Think There is a Serious Gun Problem in Toronto, Relatively Few (28%) Feel the Issue is Being Blown Out of Proportion

Most Think Social Programs, Not Increased Policing, Should Be Prioritized to Combat the Issue

Oh Canada! We Buy on Guard for Thee... True Patriot Love in All of Our Canadian Brands

Two in Three (62%) More Likely to Buy Canadian, Compared to A Few Months Ago

State of the Union: From Polyamorous to Monogamous, Marriage to Divorce, an Ipsos / Global News Survey Examines Relationships in Canada

Four in Ten (37%) Canadians Say Open or Polyamorous Partnerships/Marriages are Acceptable, Support Decriminalization of Polygamy (36%)

Money on the Mind – Four in Ten Canadians With Debt Say it is Negatively Impacting Their Mental Health

Three in Ten Married/Common Law Canadians with Debt Say it Causes Issues in Their Relationship

Global Views on Healthcare in 2018

Access to treatment, staffing and cost top the list of worldwide concerns. Comprehensive study covers personal health, technology, information and future expectations.

Warmer Temperatures Bring Sunny Ways: Trudeau Liberals (39%) Reclaim Lead over Scheer’s Tories (32%)

Trudeau’s Approval Rating Rises to 55%, Up 11 Points Since Low Point in March

Canadians Evenly Divided on Fed’s Purchase of Trans Mountain Pipeline: 42% Support, 42% Oppose, 16% Don’t Know

Support for Pipeline Expansion Driven by Economy and Value, While Opposition Driven by Environmental Concerns and Consent

CMA Awards Show & Gala

Just Half of Canadians Confident the Healthcare System Can Meet the Needs of Seniors

Support for New Federal Funding Initiatives is High