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Trudeau Approval Rating Not Translating to Polls, Conservatives Continue to Lead
Real Change Out of Range, As Most Canadians See No Progression on Campaign Promises
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Most Canadians (79%) Can Tell You We’re A Maple Syrup Power House, Only a Quarter (27%) Know We’re A UFO Destination
Majority (62%) Fail True-or-False Quiz, Average Canadian Gave 13 Correct Answers out of 30
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Torontonians & Vancouverites More Likely to Experience Problems When Doing Home Renovations
Seven in Ten Canadians Have Difficulty Finding a Contractor They Can Trust
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Majority of Canadian Workers Are Willing to Relocate Within Canada for Work, Appetite for Relocation Higher Compared to Four Years Ago
The Importance of Housing Incentives Has Increased Significantly, BC Tops List of Relocation Destinations
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Canadian Businesses Increasingly Vulnerable to Data Breaches as Workplace Mobility Increases, According to New Shred-it Survey
Millennials Lagging Behind Older Cohorts on Data Safety & Protection in the Workplace
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Behavioural Science Principles for Better Digital Advertising
Hear our experts discuss research-based insights that will help brands develop simpler, more impactful, and persuasive advertising.
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Easy, Authentic, and Emotional
Discover three principles from behavioral science that enable brands to provide a consistent and powerful advertising message across different media and markets.
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Trudeau Approval Rebounds to 50%, But PC Victory in Ontario Brings Halo and Advantage to Federal Tories
Federal Conservatives (36%) ahead of Liberals (32%), NDP (20%), Bloc (5%) and Others (7%) Trail
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Majority (72%) of Canadians Approve of Trudeau’s Handling of Trump Situation, but Acknowledge (81%) that it has Hurt Bilateral Relations
Majority (55%, down 6 points) Remains Confident in Trudeau Government’s Ability to Renegotiate NAFTA in Canada’s Best Interests.
Seven in Ten (70%) Canadians Are Taking The Matter Into Their Own Hands Saying They Will Avoid Made In USA Products. -
Three in Four (74%) Ontarians Believe There Should Be Changes to Faith-Based School Funding by either Merging Public and Separate Systems (56%) or Funding all Faith-Based Schools (18%)
But Only Three in Ten (30%) Call Reform a Priority; Majority (56%) Says Issue Should be Left Alone