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Two Thirds (64%) of Canadian Parents Believe More Time Devoted to Physical Education Would Lead to Improvements in Math, Science, and Reading/Writing
While Most Parents Believe Health (89%) and Physical Education (91%) Are Important, Fewer (77%) Are Satisfied with the Quality of Teaching in These Subjects
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Four in Five (78%) Calgarians Believe There's Still A Lot of Stigma Attached to Mental Illness; One in Five (21%) Feel Apprehensive Around Those With Such Illnesses
One in Four (24%) Would Feel Uncomfortable Talking About A Mental Health Concern If They Had One
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Majority (59%) of Canadian Adults Have Been Bullied During Childhood and Teenage Years; Half (45%) of Canadians Bullied Cite a Lasting Harmful Effect on Them as an Adult
Three Quarters (78%) of Canadians Believe Not Enough is Being Done to Stop Bullying in Their Community While Nine in Ten (87%) Believe Providing A Mentor Could Help Reduce Bullying
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Ipsos Reid Unveils Second Annual Most Influential Brands Study at ICA's FFWD 2013
Study Presents First Foray into Most Influential Brand in the World
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Many Canadians Believe Saving For Children's Education (48%) and Caring for Aging Parents (36%) Will Hinder Ability to Save For Retirement
More Canadians Expect Pension Income From Employer in Retirement (24%) Than Actually Have a Defined Benefit (18%) or Contribution (19%) Pension Plan
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Eight in Ten (80%) Canadians Say 2012 Was a Good Year for Their Family, Up 5 Points From 2011
Nine in Ten (89%) Expect 2013 to be a Good Year for Their Family
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One in Five (21%) Canadians are Too Busy Preparing and Organizing Holiday Festivities to Fully Enjoy This Holiday Season
Despite Emergence of New Modes of Communication, Canadians Still Prefer to Give and Receive Traditional Holiday Greetings
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When It Comes To Teen Drivers, Nine in Ten (92%) Canadian Parents Rate Their Teen's Driving Ability as `Fairly Good' Or Better
Most Common Driving Faults: Directions (20%) for Teens, Speeding and Aggressiveness for Dad (19%), and Driving Too Slow (16%) for Mom
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Ipsos Realigns Business, Client Service in the West
Client Service Underpins New Leadership in British Columbia and Alberta