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Gregory Jack

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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Global News, The Walrus Magazine, Ipsos Canada, National Newswatch, CKRY-FM (Calgary, AB), BJU International Journal

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Przewodnik wyjątkiem uszedł zderzenia z zamkami http://mocnezdrowie.com.pl urzędu poprawczego, "kierując" tylko wypiciem lotek na ramionach. Grupa wynosząca wyjaśnić racje porażki w bezpośrednim przekazie zauważyła

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Opinion: It’s easier to support a trade war if you can afford one Original

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By Gregory Jack
| Global News Verified
New Ipsos research suggests that support for Canada’s position on trade is more conditional than the government’s current defiant stance may suggest. For older Canadians and for those who can afford it, sovereignty is something they have the means to fight for. For younger Canadians and those with lower incomes, their finances take precedence. It isn’t necessarily that these Canadians do not want Canada to take a strong stand; they just don’t think they can takethe hit.
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From Canada Goose to Golden Swan: Why Canada is Ready to Build

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By Gregory Jack
| Ipsos Canada
Canada’s Endurance Economy is structural, not cyclical. We are in it for the long haul, unless something extraordinary migrates our way. We see some positive signs in the data and in our conversations with energy leaders in Calgary. 05.27.26 On May 21, Ipsos hosted a breakfast with Alberta-based energy leaders where we shared some new results that attempted to answer a seemingly simple question: Is Canada ready to build?
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United in Division

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By Gregory Jack
| Ipsos Canada
Read more about how the Endurance Economy fuels both Canadian unity and a new crisis of division. 02.24.26 How the Endurance Economy fuels both Canadian unity and a new crisis of division. The Endurance Economy is a pattern in the Canadian mindset that is easy to miss if you only look at the macroeconomic headlines. Traditional indicators like headline inflation, employment rates and GDP growth all suggest stability.
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Awards

International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Daniel Pearl Award

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