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Canadians Divided on Impact of Immigration on Canada, But Still More Favourable Than Most Other Countries
Broad support for keeping borders open to refugees,
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Views on Real Estate Market Surge as Economic Confidence Rebounds
Half (50%) Say Neighbourhood Real Estate Market is Stronger than Last Year; 48% Say it will
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Ipsos FIVE Monthly Fact: April 2016
Companies across Canada rely on Ipsos FIVE's daily tracking of what individuals eat and drink. Our robust sample detailing the consumption behaviour and attitudes of 20,000 Canadians annually trended over time, coupled with the experience and expertise of the FIVE research team, ensures that key business issues are addressed with actionable insights to help our clients uncover and capitalize on opportunities to grow their businesses.
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Canadians on Colorectal Cancer
Familiarity with Colorectal Cancer Lags Other Cancers, But Canadians Believe Cancer can be Cured, Prevented with Healthy Lifestyle, Early Detection
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Canadian Economic Confidence Remains at Lowest Point in Over 20 Years
Fewer than Four in Ten (36%) Canadians Rate the Canadian Economy
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What Canadian Donors Want
Canadians looking for clear mission and evidence of impact; trust in the charitable sector is up; fewer donors giving, but amount of gifts is increasing; motivations for giving identify six Canadian donor types
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Ipsos FIVE Food & Beverage Fact: March 2016
Companies across Canada rely on Ipsos FIVE's daily tracking of what individuals eat and drink. Our robust sample detailing the consumption behaviour and attitudes of 20,000 Canadians annually trended over time, coupled with the experience and expertise of the FIVE research team, ensures that key business issues are addressed with actionable insights to help our clients uncover and capitalize on opportunities to grow their businesses.
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Number of Canadians Who Overspent During Holidays Rises (41%, Up 6 Points), Now Looking to get Back on Track by Slashing Expenses
Canadians Who Overspent on Holiday Shopping Did So by an Average of $397