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One in Three (36%) Canadians Say They’ve Been Laid Off (18%), On Reduced Hours/Pay (13%), or have Shuttered their Small Business (5%)
Three in Ten (31%) Canadians Have Less than a Week Savings to Pay for Bills if No Income is Coming In
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Majority (54%) of Canadians Say Physical Distancing has Left them Feeling Lonely or Isolated
Technology Helping Most (93%) Canadians Stay Close to Friends and Family
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Canadians Supportive of Wide-Ranging Measures to Battle COVID-19, Including Some Surveillance
Majority Supports Stricter Physical-Distancing Measures and Fines (85%), Limits on Personal Freedom of Movement (76%) and Use of Cellphone Data to Track Movements of Those Supposed to be Quarantining (65%)
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One Quarter (26%) of Canadians Admit They’re Not Practicing Physical Distancing as Recommended
Nearly Four in Ten (37%) Not Confident Canadians are Taking Physical Distancing Seriously
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Canadians Largely Approve of Government Response to COVID-19 Crisis But Half (50%) Believe Canada Should Have Enacted Physical-Distancing Measures Sooner
Despite high approval, PM rating trails national approval of provincial premiers.
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London Ranks as the Top “City Brand.” Sydney Emerges in Second Place, while Paris Declines from First in 2017 to Third in 2020
London is the world’s top “City Brand”, with Sydney, Paris, New York, and Rome rounding out the top five, according to the people in ten countries surveyed for the Anholt-Ipsos City Brands Index.
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More concerned for those vulnerable to COVID-19 than for their own health, poll shows
A silver lining: Majority believe pandemic will bring them closer to family and friends.
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Data and insights will help CDC and Resolve develop guidelines for adapted COVID-19 preventive measures across Africa
This is the first project to come out of the World Economic Forum’s Covid-19 Action Platform with support from the World Health Organisation. Purpose of the collaboration is to support governments to help flatten the Covid-19 curve and minimise social and economic slowdown.
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A New World: Transitioning research online
The decision to move from offline to online research should not be “if”, but when.