Family

The Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction 2026 survey finds most people are happy with the love in their life and their romantic relationship, but are less satisfied with their sex lives.

Explore how the foundations of family life in Canada are being fundamentally reshaped — and what that means for the brands, businesses, and systems built around older assumptions.

Join us for a forward-looking conversation on how family life in Canada is evolving today—and what it could look like by 2035.

While six in ten Canadians think it is bad news that the fertility rate has hit its lowest level in Canada since records began, over a third think this is good news as there are too many people in Canada and world.

As Canadian fertility rates hit lowest levels since records began, Canadians currently see having an enjoyable career and having close friends as more important to leading a fulfilling life than having children, including Canadians with kids in their household.

Global survey finds Millennials most satisfied with their sex life, but Boomers most likely to feel loved.

Today the Women's Forum for the Economy & Society presents the third edition of its Barometer, which analyzes the perceptions of 3500 citizens of G7 countries on gender inequalities in their respective countries and puts it in perspective with the reality of recent data disaggregated by gender. This measurement tool constitutes a unique database.

Twice as many think women who talk about family are likely to have their career harmed compared to men.

Seven in Ten Torontonians (70%) Concerned Rising Home Prices Will Prevent Them from Being Able to Afford the Home They Want