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Only One-Third Of Canadians Believe Most People Can Be Trusted
Low Interpersonal Trust and Declining Social Cohesion Point To A More Fragile Society
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30% of adults say most people can be trusted
Most people in China and India say they tend trust others; few in Brazil, Malaysia, and Turkey do.
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Nearly Half of Parents Say Their Child is Playing No Sports Due to the Pandemic
Lower income households more likely to have kids out of sport
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Worry Over Inflation on the Rise as Six in Ten Canadians (60%, +16pts) Concerned They Might Not Have Enough Money to Feed their Family
Growing Majority (85%, +7pts) Concerned That Inflation Will Make Everyday Things Less Affordable
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Spring Cleaning Has Sprung! Three-fifths (59%) of Canadians Can Be Expected to Engage in Spring Cleaning this Spring
Pandemic Vigor: As Many as One in Four (26%) of those Who Engage in Spring Cleaning Are Doing So More Vigorously, in Response to the Pandemic
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Canadians agree Canada should be a global supplier of oil and natural gas
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues, over two-thirds of Canadians believe Canada should be a global supplier of oil and natural gas during times of crisis
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Some Canadian Drivers are Driving While Believing They Are Impaired
These Behaviours More Pronounced Among Men 18 to 34
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It’s the Ontario Tories’ Election to Lose as they Remain in the Driver’s Seat (38%) Ahead of the Liberals (28%) and NDP (24%) in Lead up to Ontario General Election
Half (50%) Approve of Government’s Performance; Four in Ten (42%) Believe Ford Government Deserves Re-Election
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Innovation in Inflationary Times
In the face of inflation and other challenging factors, Ipsos shares a detailed playbook for innovation leaders in the CPG industry.
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Lifting of COVID restrictions fails to trigger an uptick in global consumer confidence
Ipsos’ new reading on consumer confidence around the world finds that the war in Ukraine has tempered optimism brought upon by the lifting of COVID-control measures in many parts of the world.