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Canadians Exhibit Low Levels Of Interest In Managing Energy Use
Despite Environmental And Energy Concerns, Outside Of Ontario, Only A Quarter Are Aware Of Smart Meter Technology
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Email Marketing: Canadians See More Email On A Weekly Basis, But Cracks Starting To Appear In Permission Based Marketing
Email Volume Increases By 9% As Consumers Become More Discerning Toward Permission
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Environmental Actions Are A Differentiating Opportunity For BC Retailers
Most (77%) BC Consumers Say A Retailer's Environmental Actions Are Important In Their Store
Choice, But A Majority (58%) Also Say It Is Difficult To Judge What Retailers Are Doing To Help
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British Columbians Say They Are Good But Not Great When It Comes To The Environment
Most (85%) Of British Columbians Give Themselves A "B" Or A "C" For Their
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Playing With Fire: Majority (55%) Of Canadians Have Removed Batteries Or Tampered With Smoke Alarms Due To False Alarm
One Half (51%) Of Those Have Forgotten To Put Batteries Back In
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Given The Chance To Change Jobs, More Workers Say Government Job (34%) Appealing To Them Than Working In Entertainment (27%)
Higher Pay (69%) Tops The List Of Benefits That Employers Could Offer To Attract Or Retain Employees
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First Organic Food, Now Organic Clothing?
Six-in-ten (58%) British Columbian Consumers Say They Are More Likely To Shop At Retailers That Sell Eco-Friendly Clothing
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Women And Home Ownership Poll
An Ipsos-Reid poll commissioned by TD Bank Financial Group provides new insights into the home purchases made by individual Canadian women.