Canadian savings habits in 2026 show steady saving behavior overall, but widening gaps in retirement contributions and financial resilience.

Canadians watching the Winter Olympics are favouring ice hockey, tuning in primarily via cable TV, and showing clear generational differences in how they follow the Games.

More than one-third of Canadians are reducing screen time, driven largely by younger adults seeking better health, balance, and offline connection.

Concern about scams is widespread in Canada, with most people taking proactive steps to protect themselves regardless of age, gender, or region.

Most Canadians are planning a calm, close-to-home holiday season in 2025, with local travel far outweighing domestic and international trips.

Our nationwide survey shows that most Canadians are embracing holiday celebrations this December, with strong participation across traditions and decorating habits.

Our latest survey reveals fascinating Canadian Halloween habits, including how many households are handing out treats, dressing up in costumes, and transforming their homes into spooky spectacles.

Canadians show a strong willingness to pay more for Canadian products, with most consumers choosing locally sourced groceries.

Four years ago, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was first observed, a federal statutory holiday established to honor the legacy of the residential school system and the experiences of survivors, their families and communities.

Over one-third of Canadians rely on one of the least secure ways to store online passwords.