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MNP Consumer Debt Index Rebounds Significantly as Concerns over Interest Rates Ease
Fewer Canadians concerned about their current debt situation and more rate their personal debt situation ‘excellent’.
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Helping with Everyday Expenses, Investing in Healthcare and Reducing Personal Taxes are Canadians’ Top Budget Priorities
Pocketbook relief and healthcare investments are Canadians’ top budget priorities regardless of the party of their choice.
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Tories (41%) Open 18-Point Lead Over Liberals (23%), Lead in Every Region Except Quebec
The Conservatives have opened an 18-point lead over the Liberals, who still appear at risk of losing their second-place position. The Conservative lead has grown by 2 points in four months, underscoring the challenges that the incumbent Liberal government is facing.
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Six in Ten (59%) Canadians Think Children Should be Required to Get the Measles Vaccination, Even If Their Parents Object
Seven in ten Canadians think all children should be required to get the measles vaccination unless they are prohibited for medical reasons.
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More See Measles as Dangerous than COVID-19, Over One in Five (23%) Canadians Afraid to Talk About Vaccines with Friends and Family
Three in four Canadians see measles as dangerous, while fewer say the same about COVID-19 or the flu.
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Three in Four (76%) Employed Canadians Would Bike or Walk to Work, in a Perfect World
Half (49%) Wish their Employer Would Organize Ride-Sharing among their Employees, But Few Do
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Most Canadians See a Role for Themselves in Promoting Gender Equality
Four in Ten Canadians Identify as a Feminist, On Par with 31-Country Average
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Only 56% of Charitable Donors Say They’ll Claim the Tax Receipts on their Income-Tax Return
Nearly half (45%) say the ability to receive a tax credit makes them more likely to donate to charity
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Gender Gap Galore: Women Trail Men on Financial Progress, More Likely to Feel Increasingly Concerned About Inflation, the Cost of Living, and Their Overall Financial Situation
Women Also More Likely to Admit that Uncertainty About their Financial Future is Holding Back Financial Progress, Suggesting the Gap Might Persist
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Perceptions of Healthcare System Deteriorate 5 points Since Last Year; Prognosis for the Future is Grim
Canadians are twice as likely to expect the quality of healthcare that they and their family will have access to locally will worsen rather than improve in the next few years.