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CRIC: Depth in the Age of Instant

Ipsos is delighted to be a sponsor of Canada’s only conference dedicated to market and social research insights, the CRIC Conference & Awards Gala is recognized as a premier event that drives research, innovation, and collaboration across a wide range of fields.
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Most Canadians Favour Clinton's Policies over Trump's, But Trump Still Resonates Among Many Canadians

Four in Ten (36%) Canadians Support Withdrawing from NAFTA;
Half (51%) of Albertans Believe Trump Best to Lead War on Terror
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Blue Jays Fans Equally as Optimistic as Last Year,
But Euphoria May Have Subsided Unless Jays Go to World Series

Two in Ten (19%) Say They'll Lose the Wildcard Playoff,
But Most See Jays Progressing to Division Series (18%), ALCS (16%),
or the World Series (Lose: 14%; Win: 21%)
Market Research Survey

More than Twice as Many Canadians Think Brexit Vote will be Bad for UK than Think it will be Good

Many Canadians (44%) think the UK will be weaker following its vote to leave the European Union
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Top US News Story 2015

Top 2015 US Story is Donald Trump and Republican Primary Race, Followed by San Bernardino Shooting and ISIS or ISIL
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Price (59%) Trumps Freshness (51%), Taste (32%) for
Canadians When Grocery Shopping

Despite More Retailers Getting into the Grocery Business, Half (47%) of Canadians Say their Grocery Bills are Rising, Not Falling (8%)
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Eight in Ten (83%) Canadians Say it's Important to Know Where the Food that they Eat Comes From

Majority of Canadians Make an Effort to Buy Local (83%), Willing to Pay More for Locally Grown or Produced Food (71%)
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Albertans Want Next Government to Focus on Healthcare (46%), Acting in Taxpayers' Best Interest (37%), Providing an Open and Honest Government (28%) and Diversifying the Economy (25%) Above All Else

Priority Order Changes Depending on Which Party's Voters are Asked
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Recent Prentice Budget (65%), Former Premier Redford's Antics (59%) are Largest Drivers of Vote Choice

NDP Seen as the Party with Best Plan on Key Issues to Albertans; Notley (40%) Trumps Prentice (24%), Jean (21%) as Best Premier
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Majority (54%) of Albertans Believe Minority Government would be Best Election Outcome for Alberta, But No Consensus on Who Should Lead

Two in Ten (18%) Albertans Will "Hold Their Nose" As they Cast Their Ballot for a Party or Leader they Don't Like
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