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The 10th edition of Ipsos Global Trends finds a world in search of silver linings
Global Trends Survey

The 10th edition of Ipsos Global Trends finds a world in search of silver linings

Around the world, individuals seek fulfillment in their personal lives as they navigate a tumultuous present, according to the 10th edition of Ipsos Global Trends.
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Canadians Say 2014 was a Slight Improvement over 2013, Optimistic Things Will Be Better in 2015

Saskatchewan/Manitoba Most Likely to Say 2014 was a Good Year, Atlantic Canadians Most Optimistic for 2015, Quebec Worst on Both Accounts
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Canadians Say Attack on Parliament Hill Tops Rob Ford Saga, Senate Scandals as Top Canadian Political Story of 2014

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Three Quarters (73%) of Canadians Support Use of Canadian Ground Troops in the War Against ISIS to Stop it From Gaining Own State

Canadians Believe ISIS Greatest Threat to World Security, ahead of
Homegrown Terrorism, Al Qaeda and Nation States
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Canadians Say Attack on Soldier at National War Memorial and Parliament Hill Top Canadian News Story of 2014 (36%)

Rob Ford's Fall (12%), Harper's Snubbing of Veterans (11%), RCMP Shooting in Moncton (9%) and Canadian ISIS Recruits (7%) Complete Top 5 List
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Canadians say Protests Following Grand Jury Verdicts Following Death of Black Suspects by Police Named Top US News Story of 2014 (34%)

Ebola's Arrival in US (19%), Obama's Declining Popularity (11%) Round Out Top 3
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Canadians (44%) Say Death of Robin Williams Top Pop Culture Story of 2014

Ghomeshi (11%), Cosby (11%) and Ford (10%) Tie for Second
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ISIS and Ebola Voted Top International News Stories for 2014

Russian Takeover of Crimea (9%), Malaysian Airline Disasters (9%) Place a Distant Third
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Holiday Traditions on the Decline, but Canadians Emphatic it Remains the "Christmas Season" (73%),
not "Holiday Season" (27%)

Just 28% of Canadians will Go to Church for Christmas
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Three in Ten (28%) Adult Canadians Personally Believe in Santa Claus (Up 3 Points Since 2012)

Santa's Approval Rating Holds Steady at 85%
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