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Women feel they face societal barriers and biases in the workplace and supporting their unique health needs is a key driver in job satisfaction
Ipsos Public Affairs, in partnership with Sun Life, conducted groundbreaking research that amplifies the voices of women in the workforce, revealing their unique health needs and advocating for greater attention and support
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Majority (89%) of Canadians Would Want to Have Access to Athletic Therapy if They Got Injured and Think it Should be Added to the Options Available in Employer Health Insurance Plans (91%)
Almost all Canadians want health plans to cover a range of treatments and would want to have access to Athletic Therapy if they got injured.
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Canadians Support Protection of The LGBT+ Community, But Declining Support May Indicate a Step Back in Progress
12% in Canada identify as LGBT+, higher among Canadians under 35 (22%).
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Trails and Outdoor Recreation in BC
A new online poll conducted on behalf of the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC shows that most British Columbians have participated in outdoor recreation in the past 12 months.
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Canadians Express Renewed Interest in Paris Olympics Compared to Beijing and Tokyo Games
Interest in the Olympics has nearly doubled since 2020 and 2022.
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Eight In Ten (79%) Canadians Really Need a Summer Vacation, But Many (67%) Will Scale Back Their Plans Due to Inflation
Six in ten (62%) Canadians say they are at least somewhat likely to take a summer vacation this year.
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NDP Falters but Liberals Can't Capitalize as Conservatives Maintain 19-point Lead
In seat-rich Ontario, the Conservatives have 47% of the vote compared to 31% for the Liberals.
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Half (52%) of Canadians Believe Foreign Governments Have Significantly Interfered in Canadian Elections
There is division on whether the issue is overblown or not, with 37% agreeing that the allegations have been exaggerated and 41% disagreeing.
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Financial and emotional strain anticipated among the “Sandwich Generation”
Sandwich Generation feels their careers are or will be impacted by caregiving responsibilities.
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Many Canadians do not feel knowledgeable about investing and/or comfortable investing their own money
Perceived lack of investing knowledge and fear of losing money most commonly cited as reasons for lack of comfort investing, among investors