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Most Canadian Adults Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Intend to Get a Booster Shot
Still, most Canadians view getting first doses of COVID vaccines to all who want them a greater priority than making booster shots available
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Canadians Increasingly Worried About COVID-19 Variants (88%, +7), Fourth Wave (71%, +2)
Despite Increased Worry, Canadians More Comfortable with Learning to Live with COVID (70%, +3)
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Canadians Now Near-Unanimous Against Racism, Yet Two-Thirds (65%) of Non-White Canadians Say They Have Experienced Racism
Six in Ten (58%) Agree Institutions Such as Government and Schools Tolerate Racism, With No Difference in Attitudes Between White and Non-White Canadians
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Management Of Healthcare Crises Is Still A Top-5 Concern For Many Citizens
2021 Anholt-Ipsos Nation Brands Index shows nations which have made significant strides to contain the COVID-19 pandemic are rated positively by citizens globally on their performance of handling healthcare crises.
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Conservatives (35%, +3) Continue to Build Momentum and Slight National Lead Over Liberals (32%, +1) as NDP Surge Halts (21%, -2)
Tight Races in Quebec, Ontario and BC Continue, as well as key demographic segments
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Canadians Remain Open to Changing their Vote as Debates Loom on the Horizon
Only 46% Say They Have Locked Their Vote: NDP Leads as Second Choice; Canadians See Liberals as Having Best Odds to Win September 20th Vote
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Three Quarters (74%) Support Mandatory Vaccination for Public-Facing Workers; 65% Support Same for Return-To-Office
Lowering Income Taxes (39%) and Addressing Affordability (37%) Top Priorities for Canadians for Post-Pandemic Recovery
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Liberals (31%, -2) and Conservatives (32%, unchanged) Remain Neck and Neck in Tight Election Campaign as NDP Gains Steam
Close Races Remain in Key Battlegrounds of Ontario, BC and Quebec
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Ipsos Update – September 2021
This month we feature new research on women in advertising, wellbeing in India, alongside updates on world opinion on globalisation, economic recovery, exercise and sports, and more.
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Singh Emerges as Most Likeable Leader; Negative Perceptions Highest for Trudeau
While O’Toole trending more negative (49%) than positive (28%), one in four still making their mind up about Tory Leader