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West Coast Coffee Connect

Hear the latest consumer insights, get a regulatory update, and enjoy a panel discussion with local coffee industry leaders driving innovation across the region.
Consumer Behavior Survey

Overall Holiday Spending of Canadian Gift Givers to Increase Slightly in 2013; Increase Driven by Non-Gift Expenses

Cash and Debit (54%) Continue to Trump Credit Cards as Main Method of Financing Holiday Spending
Consumer Behavior Survey

Canadians Looking to a New Star in the Mobile Device Market

Apple and Samsung are the Hottest Mobile Device Brands in the Land
Consumer Behavior Survey

Canadians Equally as Likely to Be `Anxious' (38%) or `Comfortable' (38%) with Their Current Debt Level,
While One Quarter (24%) Have no Debt

Among `Debt-Decreasers', Spending Less (62%) and Delaying Big Purchase (32%) are the Most Used Methods for Reducing Debt
Consumer Behavior Survey

Canadians Three Times More Apt to Like Meaningful Gifts (94%) Compared to Extravagant (31%) Ones During Holidays

Three in Five (58%) Likely to Give a Charitable Gift This Holiday Season
Consumer Behavior Survey

Canadians Drastically Underestimate the Number of Child Slaves Globally; On Average, Estimate 1/10th the Actual Amount

Three in Four (77%) Believe It's Easy for Canadians to Turn a Blind Eye to Child Labour in Developing Countries
Consumer Behavior Survey

Ontario Beer Drinkers Enjoy Competitive Beer Prices, Prices Under Alternative Retail Systems Higher Than Ontario

British Columbia Private Store Prices 45% - 51% Higher than Ontario; Alberta Prices 30%-36% Higher than Ontario; Quebec Prices Normalized to Ontario's Higher Tax Rate are 11% - 38% Higher than Ontario
Consumer Behavior Survey

Nine in Ten (89%, Up 21 Points) Indicate Willingness to Pay More For Products Guaranteed to be Free of Child Labour; Average Canadian Willing to Spend 23% More (Up 12 Points)

Consumer Behavior Survey

BC Views on Property Transfer Tax

Consumer Behavior Survey

Canadians See Slowdown in Housing Market as Fewer (15%)
Are `Likely' (4% Very/11% Somewhat) to Purchase a Home in
Next Two Years, Down 12 Points From Last Year

Four in Ten (40%, Down 2 Pts.) Canadians Likely to Purchase Will Be
First-Time Homebuyers
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