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On 100th Anniversary of the Armistice, Remembrance Day Attendance Set to Soar (39%, +10 Points)
Over a third (35%) of Canadians know someone who has served in an overseas mission in the last 20 years
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Six in Ten (63%) Teen Girls in Canada Are Concerned They May Experience War in Their Lifetime
Nine in Ten Agree Remembrance Day Should Focus on More Than Past Conflicts
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Canadian Girls (43%) Twice As Likely As Boys (21%) To Have Experienced Sexism
Canada’s Next Generation Believes In Gender Equality
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[WEBINAR] Behavioural Data in a Survey World
The modern digital path-to-purchase is increasingly complex, combining both mobile as well as desktop usage behaviours that cross multiple digital touchpoints, as well as search, social and review sites.
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Ipsos Awards Top Honours for Financial Services Excellence in Canada
Ipsos Announces Winners of 2018 Financial Service Excellence Awards (Formerly Best Banking Awards)
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Cannabis Countdown: With Days to Go Before Legalization, Drivers in Ontario are More Willing to Partake as 33% Say They’re At Least Somewhat Likely to Try It, Up 7 Points from Last Year
Majority (67%) Expect Marijuana-Impaired Driving to Rise; Nearly Two in Ten Ontario Drivers (16%) Say They’ve Got Behind the Wheel Under the Influence (+4 pts)
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Two in Three (65%) Canadian Teens Believe Girls Have Unequal Social, Economic, and Political Rights
Canadian Youth On Average Noticing Unequal Treatment At 11-Years-Old
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The Five Forces of Customer Experience
In Ipsos’ latest CX-focused white paper based on ground-breaking research, Chief Research Officer, Jean-Francois Damais, reveals the five building blocks of an emotional customer-company connection and how they vary in importance by sector.
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Ipsos – La Presse – Global News Survey : End of Campaign 2018
An Ipsos-La Presse-Global News poll among 1,250 Quebec voters puts the CAQ in minority government territory, but results are extremely close
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La Presse – Global News Survey: Quebec Politics
An Ipsos-La Presse- Global News poll among 1,250 Quebec voters puts the Liberal Party and the CAQ in a dead-heat a week before the vote, while Quebec Solidaire continues to climb