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Fewer Canadians Rate Quality of Healthcare as Good (60%, Down 12 Points from 2020); Timely Access to Healthcare Receives Good Marks From Just 43% of Canadians
Most (83%) Don’t See Improvement to Quality of Healthcare Coming Any Time Soon as Future Outlook Deteriorates
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More Money More Accountability: Six in Seven (86%) Canadians Want Increased Federal Investment in Healthcare; But Six in Ten (59%) Want Provinces to Show a Plan for Better Care To Get It
Canadians Intrigued With Increased Role for Private Healthcare. Six in Ten (59%) Support Private Delivery of Publicly Funded Health Services; Similar Proportion (60%) in Favor of Private Healthcare for Those Who Can Afford It.
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Sports betting is everywhere
Sports bettors are some of the biggest fans of the sporting world. But the public isn’t fully sold on legalizing sports betting. Here’s what exclusive Ipsos data finds.
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Ipsos Update - February 2023
Luxury, generation Z, the war in Ukraine… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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Growing Proportion (22%, +3) of Canadians are “Completely Out of Money,” Saying there is No Way They Can Pay More for Household Necessities
Half (52%) of Canadians are Concerned they Might Not Have Enough Money to Feed their Family, Rising to 64% Among Parents; Women More Concerned Across the Board than Men
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Reader’s Digest Reveals Top Trusted Brands(TM) in Canada for 2023
Canadians Continue to Buy from Companies They Trust More (87%), but are Also More Trusting of Companies that Help Them Save Money (81%)
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MNP Debt Index Falls To All-Time Low as Canadians Becoming Increasingly Concerned and Regretful about their Debt
Canadians are Taking Steps to Save Money, but Interest Rates, Inflation, and Affordability have many Concerned About their Debt
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Happy New Year? Canadians Cautiously Optimistic About 2023
Younger Canadians Most Optimistic, Most Likely to Make Resolutions for the New Year
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Personal Optimism Meets Global Pessimism: Almost Two Thirds of Canadians (64%) Rate 2022 as Good for Themselves and Their Family, but Only a Third (34%) Would Say the Same for the World
Outlook Remains Uneven as Half of Canadians (50%) Believe 2022 Was Better Than They Had Anticipated and Half (51%) Rate This Year as ‘Good’ for Canada
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The Ipsos 2022 Almanac
We look back at the events of 2022 and how consumers and citizens have reacted, and then reflect on what's next in 2023.