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Public Perspectives: Ipsos’ 3rd Annual Canadian Mental Health Check Up
Ahead of CMHA’s national Mental Health week, Ipsos Public Affairs explored the attitudes of Canadians toward their mental health in our third annual Canadian Mental Health Index.
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Half (51%) of Global Citizens are More Concerned About Online Privacy Than One Year Ago: Cybercriminals Leading Source of Worry
Among the 22% Who Don’t Shop Online, Half (49%) Say They Don’t Trust It
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Understanding Perception & Experience
In this video interview segment hosted by St Joseph Communications’ Michael Chase, we hear from Steve Levy who sheds light on a number of topics
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Canadians Believe Occurrences of Impaired Driving (58%), Addiction (45%) Will Increase as a result of Legalizing Marijuana
One in three (32%) Marijuana Users Say It’s Okay to Smoke Marijuana and then Drive; Two in Ten (20%) Users say they’re Likely to Drive After Consuming Marijuana
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Majority (61%) of Canadians Support Legalization of Recreational Marijuana Use, But Only Half (49%) Support Ability to Grow Pot Plants at Home
If Government Allows Home-Grown Pot Plants, Majority (61%) Wants Minimum Age Restriction of 21 Years Old
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Looking Ahead to BOC Interest Rate Announcement, Three in Ten Canadians (31%) Anticipate Taking on More Debt if Rates Decrease
Half (52%) Concerned About Ability to Pay Down Debt if Rates Go Up
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Who You Gonna Trust?
NDP Start BC Election Campaign in Lead (NDP 44%, Libs 39%, Greens 12%), But Nearly Six-in-Ten (57%) Unsure Which Leader They Trust Most
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Fewer Canadians (82%) Think Buying a Home is a Good Investment (82%, -5 pts)
Fewer Have Plans to Buy a Home in the Near Future (-4 pts)
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The 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge
April 9th marks the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. A new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of the Vimy Foundation, based on 1,006 interviews of Canadian adults, examines Canadians' awareness and attitudes towards this historical moment in Canadian history.
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#NotAJoke. Branded Entertainment Oscars Style
February is a prime month for American brands looking to capitalize on two of the largest television audiences of the year – the Super Bowl and the Academy Awards. Unfortunately for the teams behind Best Picture winner Moonlight, and the incorrectly announced Best Picture winner La La Land, Price Waterhouse Coopers’ mishandling of the Best Picture Award winner envelope has overshadowed most of the stories to emerge from the evening’s events.