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Ipsos Aims to Redefine and Mobilize Qualitative Research across Canada

Three New Hires Represent Next Step in a Continuous Improvement Process for Qualitative Methodologies

Although Half (46%) of Canadian Women Ages 45-60 are Concerned About Menopause's Effects on Their Health, Most are Optimistic About Keeping Their Vitality

Women Managers and Execs Believe `Image' Is More Than Twice as Likely to Be a Factor for Women (90%) Than Men (37%) For Career Progression

Canadian Female Business Leaders Divided on Whether Gender of Superior Affects Career Advancement

English Speaking Canadians React to Frosh Week Chants: No Mere "Harmless Fun": Chants Are Outrageous, Should Not Be Tolerated by the Universities and Students Involved Should be Punished and Made to Take Sensitivity Training

Canadians Oppose Firing Public Servants Wearing Religious Symbols

Two-Thirds (62%) in Quebec Don't Support Where Values Charter Being Pushed

Almost Half (46%) of Canadians Expect a Permanent Impact on their Finances Following a Serious Health Event

Canadians Age 35 to 54 Hardest Hit by Unforeseen
Healthcare Costs

Tories (32%) and Grits (31%) Continue to Spar, But NDP (26%) Remains in the Game

Tories Lead on Economy, But Trail on other Key Issues;
NDP Leads on Understanding Middle Class

Although Three in Four (74%) Employers Believe Essential Skills Are Strategically Relevant to Their Business, Only Three in Ten (31%) Would Like to Provide Training in These Skills

Three in Four (74%) Montreal Island Residents Believe the City Deserves Special Status Within Quebec Because It's a World Class, Cosmopolitan City

Despite This, Majority Believe Montreal is on the Decline, With Nine in Ten Thinking the City Needs to Take Drastic Step to Improve

To Cook, or Not to Cook: Exploring Today's Canadian Kitchens

by Kathy Perrotta