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Who influences the influencers?
Carla Flamer’s WTF Beauty article examines global research about beauty routines, and what or who most influences our concept of beauty. Her favorite beauty products are her adorable makeup blending sponges.
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Social media: Should governments shut it down in times of crisis?
The Sri Lankan government shut down some social media access after a terrorist attack in April.
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Working Canadians With Insurance Benefits Report Higher Levels of Wellbeing, Mental Health, Financial Health and Job Satisfaction
Those with Flexible Group-Benefit Plans Report Stronger Mental Health and More Positive Opinions of their Employer
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Canadians Respond to the Future of Banking Services
Ipsos survey spotlights Canadians’ trust of banks and expectations for new financial services
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Canadians Say Country’s Human Rights Record (39%) More Important than Potential Economic Benefit to Canada (34%) When Dealing with Foreign Countries
But Canadians Believe that our Leaders Place Economic Benefits Above Other Considerations in Foreign Relations
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Majority in BC Support Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project
Project support (60%) is double opposition (29%)
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Canadians Want Health Care to be the Focus for Political Parties in the Lead Up to the Election This Fall
Enough Health Care Providers (44%), Universal Pharmacare Program (35%) and Access to Mental Health Services (33%) Seen as Most Important Health Issues
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Fake News: A Global Epidemic Vast Majority (86%) of Online Global Citizens Have Been Exposed to it
With Most (86%) Admitting to Having Fallen Victim to It. Three-Quarters (78%) Are Concerned About Online Privacy & Majority (53%) Feels More Concerned About This, Compared to One Year Ago
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Ontario Premier Ford’s Honeymoon in Rearview Mirror as Liberals (32%), PCs (30%) and NDP (29%) Locked in a Three-Way Tie
While Slim Majority (52%) Supports Cuts to Government Spending to Move Towards Balanced Budget, No Agreement on Where to Cut
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In Era of Fake News, Trust in Traditional News Sources Rebounding
But Millennials Continue to Challenge News Outlets as Majority (56%) Says Traditional News Sources are Becoming Less Relevant