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Majority of Torontonians (54%), Ontarians (58%) and Canadians (57%) Oppose Doug Ford’s Use of Notwithstanding Clause to Reduce the Size of Toronto City Council
Majority of Torontonians (65%), Ontarians (59%) and Canadians (59%) say they’re More Upset about the Process than the Policy
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Canadians Boomers Say Downsizing their Home in Retirement Isn’t a Guaranteed Financial Windfall
Three in Ten (27%) Downsizers say Costs were More Than Expected; Four in Ten (39%) who Haven’t are Skeptical of the Potential Savings
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Most (87%) GTA Residents Say it’s Important to Build New Homes in the GTA to Help Address Affordability Issues in the Region
Nine in Ten (86%) Agree that Municipalities should Review Zoning By-Laws to allow for Greater Flexibility in Creating Middle-Density Housing
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GTA Residents Say Cost of Housing (38%), Infrastructure (39%), Crime (39%) and Taxes (45%) Top Their List of Municipal Election Priorities
Just One in Three (33%) Believe that the GTA is Well Prepared to Provide Housing for Influx of New Residents to GTA Each Year
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Don’t Let Go Canada
Canada stands at an inflection point: will we continue to be a leader in the new space economy, or will we let the opportunity go? Join Ipsos’ Sandra Guiry and Brad Griffin who will be releasing new public opinion research on Canadians’ attitudes toward space.
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Fake News, Filter Bubbles and Post-Truth are Other People’s Problems…
A major new Ipsos study of over 19,000 people in 27 countries, and part of our long-running series on misperceptions of key social realities – The Perils of Perception – highlights how we think fake news, filter bubbles and post-truth are things that affect other people, much more than ourselves. But the majority also say they regularly see fake news, and nearly half say they’ve believed a fake story before finding out it’s fake.
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Public Perspectives: Fake News, Internet Bubbles, Post-truth and trust
This report explores awareness and concern about fake news, internet bubbles and post-truth-politics in Canada and around the world.
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Global News Back-to-School Poll
Canadians give their assessment on the state of the school system in their province.
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One in Three (32%) Families Going into Debt to Fund their Children’s Extra-Curricular Activities, Up 5 Points from Last Year
The average family anticipates spending $1,160 on activities for their children during the upcoming school year, up 3.5%
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Four in Five (80%) Canadians Support Canadian Foreign Minister’s Call for Release of Human-Rights Activists Detained in Saudi Arabia
Strong Majority (84%) Disagrees that Canada Should Continue to Sell Arms to Saudi Arabia amid UN’s accusations of Grave Human-Rights Violations by Saudi Arabia