Economy

Continued appetite for investment in infrastructure alongside pragmatism to improve outcomes
Economy Survey

Continued appetite for investment in infrastructure alongside pragmatism to improve outcomes

The 2026 Global Infrastructure Index from Ipsos and the Global Infrastructure Investor Association (GIIA).
Economy Survey

One in Four (27%) Canadians Working in the Financial Sector Don't Believe Their Organization is Prepared for Changes in Regulatory Frameworks or Demands

Economy Survey

Rising Food Prices Cause Canadians to be More Frugal,
Make Smarter Food-Buying Decisions

Despite Dip in Job Anxiety, Economic Mood in Canada Darkening as National Index Decreases for First Time in Two Years
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Two in Five (39%) Canadians Drivers Likely to Buy a Car in Next Two Years

Canadians Split on Bottom Line: 50% Confident They Can Manage Buying a New Car; 50% Doubtful or Don't Know Impact on Finances
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One in Five (20%) Canadians Have Been Exposed to a Tax Season-Related Scam

Majority (54%) Do Not Know the Proper Outlets To Report Incidents of Fraud
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Only One Quarter (27%) of Working Canadians Expect to Be Fully Retired by Age 66

Near Equal Proportion of Canadians Expect to Be Working Full-Time (26%) as Fully Retired (27%) by Traditional Retirement Age
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Average Canadian Starts Saving for Retirement at Age 32

One Quarter (26%) Haven't Started Saving for Retirement; Those Who Have RRSPs and Contribute Do So Regularly
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Two in Five (38%) Married or Common-Law Canadians Consider Themselves to Be Struggling Financially

At Least One in Five Canadian Couples Are Having Relationships Affected By Current Financial (27%) or Debt Situation (20%)
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Canadians Believe Lack of Income (48%) and Too Much Debt (22%) Are Biggest Obstacles in Managing/Investing Their Money

While Canadians Cite Many Other Obstacles to Their Financial Management and Investing, Only One in Ten Say Lack of Confidence (14%) or Time (12%) is a Hindrance
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Most Retired (54%) and Not Yet Retired (78%) Canadians Haven't Determined the Savings Amount Needed to Allow them a Comfortable Retirement

Among Those Who've Determined This Figure, Expected Amount Retired Canadians Need in 2012 Up $8,000 From 2011, While Those Not Yet Retired Anticipate Needing Significantly Less (Down $214,000 from 2011 to 2012)
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