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Although Half (46%) of Canadian Women Ages 45-60 are Concerned About Menopause's Effects on Their Health, Most are Optimistic About Keeping Their Vitality

Almost Half (46%) of Canadians Expect a Permanent Impact on their Finances Following a Serious Health Event

Canadians Age 35 to 54 Hardest Hit by Unforeseen
Healthcare Costs

Nine in 10 Canadians say all Governments Should Cooperate to Develop a National Strategy for Seniors Health Care

Canada needs a national strategy for seniors health care that addresses the need for care at home, hospitals, hospices and long-term care facilities and at the end of life. A national strategy on seniors health would improve the entire health care system by supporting elderly patients at home as long as possible.

Are Credit Cards On the Decline?

By John Mohler

Designated Driving: A New Generation Comes of Age

A Landmark Piece of Research Conducted for Labatt Breweries of Canada by Ipsos Reid Examines the Social Involvement and Acceptance of Young Adult Designated Driving in Canada

Physical Health (70%) Tops Finances (57%) as an Expected Challenge for Canadian Boomers Nearing Retirement

Eight in Ten (79%) Canadians Believe Childhood Obesity is a `Major Health Problem' Facing the Country's Youth

But Fewer than One in Ten (7%) Parents Think Their Children are Overweight

Inside the BC Election: What Happened and Why

Liberals Win on Economy and Leadership, While Trust and Change Message Backfires on NDP

Two in Ten (16%) Working Canadians Say Their Place of Work is Frequently the Source of Feelings of Depression, Anxiety or Other Mental Illness

Most (65%) Employees Say They Wouldn't Be Likely to Talk to Their Boss Openly about a Mental Illness

BC Election Daily Issue Polling - April 23