Canadians Feeling Financially Worse Off in 2024: Top Concerns Include Retirement, Food, and Housing
Canadians are feeling financially worse off this year, with key concerns being saving for retirement, affording healthy food.
Canadians are feeling financially worse off this year, with key concerns being saving for retirement, affording healthy food.
About one-quarter of Canadians believe that the Toronto Maple Leafs will win the Stanley Cup this year, with more support coming from those in Ontario and from younger residents.
The majority of Canadians are washing their bed sheets once every two weeks or more often, with bathroom towels being washed much more frequently.
Our results reveal that half of Canadians would prefer to see Kamala Harris as the next President of the United States, ahead of Donald Trump.
When asked at which businesses it's appropriate to be asked for a tip, the majority of Canadians agree on tipping at restaurants and salons.
In our recent joint study with Narrative Research, we discovered that fewer than half of Canadians currently have a will and testament.
More than half of Canadians support the Federal Government’s decision to require employees to work 3 days in-office.
Cost of living has been on everyone’s mind in recent months, which inspired us to dig deeper to investigate how Canadians see their financial situation compared to others, and what factors influence their views.
Hockey emerges as Canadians’ favourite sport to watch, and the generational responses pose interesting insights for the popularity of Canada’s national sport.
At a time when cost of living is having a major impact on Canadian’s lives, our latest national survey aimed to explore the topic of retirement.