Public Opinion


Nearly One in Four Give Parliamentarians a Failing Grade on Legislative Progress as Affordability Emerges as Top Priority Going Forward

Nearly one in four (22%) Canadians give Canada’s parliamentarians a failing grade when it comes to the progress they’ve made passing new legislation since the last federal election.

Liberals Narrow the Gap, but Conservatives Retain the Hammer

As Parliament resumes, a new Ipsos poll for Global News shows the race between the Conservatives and the Liberals tightening, but the Tories retain the hammer.

Canadians Cut Back in 2023 and Plan to Continue Cuts in 2024

Cutting back on dining out (57%), looking at flyers for sales (53%), and putting off purchases like new clothes (47%) top ways Canadians dealt with inflation in 2023

Home Ownership "Only for the Rich" as More Renters Are Giving Up On Ever Owning a Home

Over the last year, Canadians’ attitudes towards homeownership have grown increasingly negative.
War/Terrorism Survey

Canadians Advocate for Neutrality in Israel-Hamas War 

Canadians appear to feel that Canada shouldn’t take a side in the Israel-Hamas war as four in ten (41%) prefer the country to be a neutral mediator.

Donating to Charities is One of the Least Likely Expenses Canadians Would Cut During the Holiday Season

Canadians are equally likely to cut donations to charities during the holiday season (17%) and travel expenses to visit family and friends who live far away (17%), indicating the value Canadians place on donating to charity especially in the holiday season.

Canada, Germany most likely to be viewed as positive leaders on world stage

Ipsos survey for Halifax International Security Forum finds Iran, Pakistan and Russia are considered the least likely to have a positive impact on world affairs over the next decade