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Ipsos acquires a majority stake in Askia
Ipsos is pleased to announce the acquisition of a majority stake in Askia, a leading survey technology provider to the market research industry for more than 20 years.
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Eight in 10 (78%) Canadians Willing (45% Very/34% Somewhat) to Have Technology Installed in Vehicle to Prevent Impaired Driving
Older Canadians Most Positive among Age Groups; Quebecers Most Hesitant among Provinces
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Large Majority (86%) of Canadians Support (50% Strongly/36% Somewhat) Supreme Court of Canada Decision about Medical Assistance in Dying
71% in Favour (32% Strongly/39% Somewhat) of Removing “Reasonably Foreseeable” Requirement for MAID, Siding with Quebec Superior Court Ruling
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Ipsos announces ninth annual Top 10 Most Influential Brands in Canada
Google retains top spot for eighth year, Amazon and Facebook tie for 2nd, and Samsung re-enters the top 10.
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In Response to Downed Ukrainian Airliner, More Canadians Prefer Increased Sanctions Against Iran (76%) to Re-Establishing Diplomatic Ties (60%)
Most (89%) Want Canada to Press the Iranian Government to Pay Damages to Canadian Families Affected by Plane Crash
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Climate Change, Social Mobility and Automation: Ipsos Polling Finds Canadians Are Acting, but Have Mixed Feelings About the Future
Home Ownership, Job Security Key Challenges for Next Generation
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Peter MacKay Benefits from Greater Name Recognition to Establish Early Dominance in Race to Lead Conservative Party
Four in Ten (40%) Canadians would Consider Voting Tory with MacKay at the Helm, while Fewer Would Consider Voting for Party Led by Gladu (31%), O’Toole (31%) or Sloan (29%)
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Reader’s Digest Reveals Most Trusted Brands in Canada for 2020
Nine in Ten Canadians (92%) Tend to Buy from Companies They Trust More
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Ipsos acquires Maritz’s Mystery Shopping business
Ipsos is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Mystery Shopping business of the Maritz group, one of the largest mystery shopping service providers in North America.
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Canadians want Bargaining Between Governments and Unions to be Transparent (74%), Not Confidential (26%)
Ontarians lean even more heavily towards transparency (78%) than towards confidentiality (22%)