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Canadians Turn Away From US Amid Tariff Concerns
Rising Economic and Political Tensions Push Canadians to Rethink Ties with the US
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Liberals Narrow Gap with Conservatives
Liberal Support Rises Amid Leadership Race, But Conservatives Maintain Strong Lead
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Ipsos Reveals Canada's Most Influential Brands of 2024
Google, Amazon and Youtube round out the top 3 brands.
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The Most Influential Brands in Canada 2024
Canada’s Top 10 Most Influential Brands climbed the ranks or held onto their positions by shaping the very fabric of Canadian society, from how we communicate and consume media, to how we manage our finances and approach sustainability.
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CADA SUMMIT: Demographic Change
Ipsos is delighted to be speaking at the Canadian Automobile Dealers Association (CADA) annual Summit, featuring strategic and timely insights for leaders driving business success for Canada’s new car and truck dealerships.
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[WEBINAR] Canadian EV Adoption Trends in 2025
Join us on February 26 for our next Western Canada Lunch & Learn Insights series as Ipsos experts share the latest research on the dynamic world of EVs
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Ontario PCs seen as best to deal with most issues, but grits lead on top issue healthcare
Healthcare Leads as Top Election Issue, PCs Strong on Economic Concerns
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Progressive Conservatives hold decisive lead (50%) over Liberals (24%), NDP (20%) as Ontario election officially underway
Ford Maintains Strong Support as Ontarians Divided on Early Election Call
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Three-Quarters (77%) of Canadians Want an Immediate Election to Give Next Government Strong Mandate to Deal With Trump’s Threats
Most Canadians See Increased Tariffs Personally Impacting Them
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Four in ten (43%) Canadians age 18-34 would vote to be American if citizenship and conversion of assets to USD guaranteed
A strong majority of Canadians agree that Canada should remain independent in spite of Donald Trump’s comments about Canada becoming the US’s 51st state.