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Despite Interest Rate Decline, 82% Of Canadians Who Don’t Own a Home Say Buying One Remains Unaffordable
A majority of Canadians say that even with a decline in interest rates, owning a home remains out of reach.
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Ipsos wins the Canadian Research Insight Council’s 2024 Public/Social Service Impact and Excellence Behind the Scenes Awards
Being recognized by the Canadian research industry for insights excellence is a great honour.
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57% of Canadians Cheering for the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley Cup Finals
Canadian hockey fans come together to support the Edmonton Oilers.
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Explore your consumer’s universe with artificial intelligence
InnoExplorer AI: Discover Ipsos’ game changing GenAI solution for product and service development.
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The Ipsos AI Monitor 2024
Is Artificial Intelligence a friend or a foe? In our latest report we explore changing attitudes towards usage of AI, where AI will have the biggest impact, and what a future with AI looks like.
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The new era of innovation
There's a new era of innovation, where humans and AI work in tandem, which promises a future filled with possibilities for creating extraordinary products that bring businesses even closer to consumers.
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Women feel they face societal barriers and biases in the workplace and supporting their unique health needs is a key driver in job satisfaction
Ipsos Public Affairs, in partnership with Sun Life, conducted groundbreaking research that amplifies the voices of women in the workforce, revealing their unique health needs and advocating for greater attention and support
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Majority (89%) of Canadians Would Want to Have Access to Athletic Therapy if They Got Injured and Think it Should be Added to the Options Available in Employer Health Insurance Plans (91%)
Almost all Canadians want health plans to cover a range of treatments and would want to have access to Athletic Therapy if they got injured.
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Ipsos Update – June 2024
Generations, Equality, Pride … Ipsos Update explores the latest and research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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Canadians Support Protection of The LGBT+ Community, But Declining Support May Indicate a Step Back in Progress
12% in Canada identify as LGBT+, higher among Canadians under 35 (22%).