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Nearly All Canadians 45+ Years Want to Age at Home, But Only 1 in 10 (12%) Say They Can Afford the Cost of a Personal Support Worker
By Providing Physical Assistance and Emotional Support, PSWs Positively Impact the Lives of Canadians of All Ages Toronto, ON, May 19, 2022 – To mark Personal Support Workers (PSW) Day on May 19, HomeEquity Bank and Ipsos conducted a survey among Canadians aged 45+ to learn more about the important ways in which personal support workers (PSWs) make a difference in the lives of those they support (and their loved ones).
Amid Record Inflation, Eight in Ten (83%) Canadians Expect Large Increases in the Cost of Food
Two-Thirds (63%) Say Increased Food Costs will Negatively Impact Quality of Life; Households to Spend Less on Socializing, Delay Large Purchases to Cope Toronto, ON, May 10, 2022 — With Canada’s inflation rate soaring to levels not seen in over 30 years, a significant proportion of Canadians will have trouble making ends meet in the months to come.
Nearly 8 in 10 (79%) Young Canadians Believe Pandemic Created New Work Opportunities
Toronto, ON, April 28, 2022 — Over two years since the World Health Organization first declared COVID-19 a pandemic and the world entered a period of on-and-off lockdowns, a recent Ipsos poll carried out on behalf of RBC Royal Bank has found that despite this adversity, young Canadians are not only optimistic and resilient, but also believe that there are new work opportunities available to them because of the pandemic. The data show some encouraging trends regarding young Canadians’ outlook.
Canadians Largely Satisfied with Healthcare System, But Eager for Increased Access
Montreal, QC, December 2, 2021 — Amidst the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Canadians continue to show relatively high satisfaction in their healthcare system, as revealed in a recent Ipsos survey conducted on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute. Among the 1,168 adult Canadians surveyed, two-thirds (66%) report being satisfied (55% somewhat/12% very) with their province’s healthcare system.
COMMENTARY: Why Canadian Gen Zers want change and not a ‘return to normal’ post-COVID-19
Everything that happens nowadays seems to be prefaced with dramatic reminders of just what strange times we live in. Email messages wish us well in these “extraordinary times.” We are told just how “out of the ordinary” our lives are during this a “once in a lifetime” disruption. But after three months, things are starting to return to a semblance of normalcy, as provinces move through stages of re-opening. There’s a sense among Canadians that things might finally be getting back to normal.
Eight in Ten (82%) Canadians Support Federal Government’s Ban on Military-Style Assault Weapons
Toronto, ON, May 28, 2020 – In the aftermath of the country’s deadliest mass shooting last month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau swiftly announced a ban on military-style assault weapons, prohibiting their sale, transportation, importation, and use in Canada. A recent Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News has found that Canadians are largely approve of the ban; eight in ten (82%) agree (54% strongly/27% somewhat) with the government’s action.
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