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More than 8 in 10 Canadian women strongly advocate for availability and access to the two abortion options in Canada and autonomy of choice
Yet gaps in current understanding of availability, coverage and what the methods entail, highlight a need for further awareness and education
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And They Call It Puppy Love: 68% of Working Canadian Dog-Owners Say They’d Bring their Dog to Work, if Allowed
One fifth of dog-owners would take a pay cut to be able to take their dog to work
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Alberta Election Remains a Close Contest
UCP (48%) and NDP (45%) in a statistical tie among decided voters
Only half (48%) of Albertans agree they feel good about the choices available -
A quarter (26%, +4 pts) of Canadians Say They’ll Access Charitable Services to Meet Essential Needs in Next 6 Months
Among Those who Anticipate Using Charitable Services, Three in five (62%) Canadians are Struggling to Keep Up with the Rising Cost of Living
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Vast Majority of Canadians Would Make Financial Sacrifices to Afford Essential Home Care as They Age
87% Would Make Some Sort of Monetary Trade-Off to Receive At-Home Care, Including 43% Who would Forego Leaving a Legacy to Their Loved Ones
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Cost of Living and Healthcare are the Top Two Issues for Alberta Voters
Smith/UCP have a slight advantage on cost of living issues. Notley/NDP have a bigger advantage on healthcare issues.
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Royal Pains? Just 37% View King Charles Favourably as Monarch and Monarchy Skids in Favourability Since Death of Late Queen
Roughly Three in Ten (28%) Will Watch the Coronation Ceremony While 45% Won’t Pay Attention to It At All.
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UCP (48%) Start 2023 Alberta Election Campaign with a Narrow Lead (44%) Over NDP
Danielle Smith (35%) and Rachel Notley (35%) deadlocked as Alberta’s choice for best premier
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Lack of Knowledge, Avoidance of the Issue Causing Canadians to Miss Opportunities to Maximize Inheritance for Loved Ones
38% of Canadians aged 55+ Say their Financial Documents are Private and they’re Not Comfortable Discussing Them with Loved Ones
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Despite Slow and Steady Improvements in Inflation, Canadians Continue to Feel its Micro-Level Impacts
Eight in ten (81%) Canadians Continue to Think that Inflation Will Make Everyday Things Less Affordable for Them