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Return to the workplace 2021 GLOBAL SURVEY
Public Opinion Survey

Workers want more flexibility from their employers after COVID

Survey of employed adults in 29 countries for the World Economic Forum finds one in four now working from home more often than before the pandemic; preference is for working remotely half of the time after it is over
Three Quarters (74%) of Canadian Workers Have Returned to the Workplace
Public Opinion Survey

Three Quarters (74%) of Canadian Workers Have Returned to the Workplace

Saving Time and Money Main Motivations for Those Continuing to Work from Home
Seven in Ten (69%) Are Concerned They Cannot Afford Gasoline
Public Opinion Survey

Half of Canadians Who Have a Car Cannot Afford to Fill Their Gas Tank

Seven in Ten (69%) Are Concerned They Cannot Afford Gasoline
Little Change in Vote Intention Since the Election as Conservatives (33%, -1 pt) and Liberals (32%, -1 pt) Remain Deadlocked
Public Opinion Survey

Little Change in Vote Intention Since the Election as Conservatives (33%, -1 pt) and Liberals (32%, -1 pt) Remain Deadlocked

NDP Support (21%, +3 pts) Up Since Federal Election
85% of Canadians Are Concerned That Inflation Will Make Things Less Affordable
Economy Survey

85% of Canadians Are Concerned That Inflation Will Make Things Less Affordable

Eight in Ten Working Canadians Say Their Salary Won’t be Able to Keep up with Inflation
Four in Ten (40%) Concerned About Personally Contracting Monkeypox
Public Opinion Survey

Despite Concerns About the Spread of Monkeypox (55%), Seven in Ten Canadians (67%) Confident Officials Can Contain It

Four in Ten (40%) Concerned About Personally Contracting Monkeypox
Ipsos on Consumer Confidence: June 2022
Public Opinion Survey

Ipsos on Consumer Confidence: June 2022

Overall Confidence is down 6 points vs last month
Progressive Conservatives (41%) Knocking on Door of Second Majority in Ontario
Election Survey

Progressive Conservatives (41%) Knocking on Door of Second Majority in Ontario

The Battle for Official Opposition is Tight Between the NDP (25%) and Liberals (24%)
Healthcare and Affordability Increasingly Top of Mind for Voters While COVID-19 Takes a Back Seat Entering Home Stretch of Campaign
Election Survey

Healthcare and Affordability Increasingly Top of Mind for Voters While COVID-19 Takes a Back Seat Entering Home Stretch of Campaign

NDP Leads on Healthcare, while Tories Cling to Narrow Lead on Affordability
Ford Maintains Lead (40%, -1) as Best Premier Over Horwath (29%, -3) and Del Duca (22%, +1) With One Week Left in Ontario Election
Election Survey

Ford Maintains Lead (40%, -1) as Best Premier Over Horwath (29%, -3) and Del Duca (22%, +1) With One Week Left in Ontario Election

As Unfavourable Impressions of the Party Leaders Rise, Over Half of Ontarians (56%, +1) Say They Wish There Were Different Party Leaders This Election
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