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Market Essentials: Did You Know?
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Market Essentials: Did You Know?

In this series of insightful infographics, we share research exploring consumer attitudes, emotions and behaviours.
Trends & Prospective Survey

Most (92%) Canadians Feel Skating is a Basic Skill that All Children Should have the Opportunity to Learn

Majority (60%) Mention `Cost of Equipment and Instruction' as One of Their Top Three Biggest Obstacles for Children Learning How to Skate
Trends & Prospective Survey

Half (48%) of Canadians Say There's Nothing They Want for Christmas; Majority (61%) Don't Need Anything

Three Quarters (76%) of Canadians Agree That They'd Rather Receive a Gift That Helps Someone in Need, Rather Than Themselves
Trends & Prospective Survey

Canadians Spending More Online, Dollars- and Cents-wise

Electronics, Selection, Free Shipping Driving Canadian Online Shopping Trends
Trends & Prospective Survey

New Study Shows Canadians are Hot on What's Cool

Ipsos Investigates the `Rules of Cool' and Implications for Brands
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Four in Five (80%) Pre-Retired Canadians Believe They'll Have the Choice of When to Retire; Reality Reveals that Less Than Half (41%) of Current Retirees Had This Choice

Majority (65%) of Retired Canadians Only Knew a Year or Less in Advance of Their Retirement; One in Ten (12%) Had No Advance Notice
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Most Canadians Likely to Volunteer If a Small Time Commitment Needed (65%) or They Had An Extra Hour to Spare (55%)

Nearly Half (45%) of Canadians Who Don't Volunteer Identify Lack of Time as the Main Barrier
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Although Half (46%) of Canadian Women Ages 45-60 are Concerned About Menopause's Effects on Their Health, Most are Optimistic About Keeping Their Vitality

Trends & Prospective Survey

Although Three in Four (74%) Employers Believe Essential Skills Are Strategically Relevant to Their Business, Only Three in Ten (31%) Would Like to Provide Training in These Skills

Trends & Prospective Survey

Three in Four (74%) Montreal Island Residents Believe the City Deserves Special Status Within Quebec Because It's a World Class, Cosmopolitan City

Despite This, Majority Believe Montreal is on the Decline, With Nine in Ten Thinking the City Needs to Take Drastic Step to Improve
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