Economy

Canadians Confident Their Political Leaders Can Manage Trump
Public Opinion Survey

Canadians Confident Their Political Leaders Can Manage Trump

But Relationship With U.S. Badly Damaged
Public Perspectives: Understanding Changing Society and Markets in 2019
Economy Publication

Public Perspectives: Understanding Changing Society and Markets in 2019

Heading into 2019, we see decreasing consumer confidence and a higher potential for social and political disruption. What does that mean for you?
Public Perspectives: Populism Revisited
Politics Publication

Public Perspectives: Populism Revisited

This report explores attitudes toward populism in Canada and around the world
Three in Ten (31%) Canadians Say They Don’t Have Enough Money to Buy the Things They Need
Financial Security Survey

Three in Ten (31%) Canadians Say They Don’t Have Enough Money to Buy the Things They Need

Three Quarters (74%) of Canadians Have Debt; One Quarter (23%) Say Their Debt Load is Overwhelming and Don’t Know What to Do
Economy Survey

Community Support for Refurbishment of the Bruce Power Nuclear Facility Remains Strong

About Nine in Ten Bruce, Grey, and Huron County Residents believe that Bruce Power Operates a Safe Facility, is a Good Community Citizen, and Contributes to the Community in a Positive Way
Economy Event

RBC Economic Outlook

Join Ipsos’ Sean Simpson who will share recent survey data examining Canadians’ economic outlook for the year ahead.
Security Survey

New Global Poll in 24 Countries Shows Growing Consensus (84%, up 7%) That Free Trade Benefits Local Economies

Strong majorities in Canada (89%) and US (87%) agree that Free Trade benefits their local economy
canadian economoy
Financial Security Survey

One in Three (35%) Canadians Already Feeling Effects of Interest-Rate Increases

Four in Ten (40%) Say if Rates Go Up Much More, they’re Afraid they’ll be in Financial Trouble
Economy Survey

Canadians Least Likely of “Three Amigos” to Think NAFTA Renegotiation a Good Thing, But Have Most Confidence in Government’s Ability to Negotiate

Most Mexicans (79%) and Canadians (74%) Support NAFTA, Drops to 58% among Americans
Public Opinion Survey

Ipsos CanadaNext asks Canadians to Predict the Future: Seven in Ten Canadians (72%) Think a Major Act of Cyber Terrorism is Likely, while Majority See Heavy Job Losses to AI

Online Communities Will Rival and Surpass Geographic Ones as Most Relevant, While Paper Money and Retail On the Way Out
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