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Nearly 10,000 panelists submitted blood samples to help us measure infection prevalence through antibody testing.
Geo-targeting consumers
Before a brick and mortar expansion, a major grocery chain wanted to test a traditional marketing campaign with people who live within five miles of a new store location.
CPG package testing
A leading consumer packaged goods company needed to establish a framework to quickly and reliably test packaging options for new food products.
Industry research: Whitepapers & reports
Article
Holiday Travel Chaos: Canadians blame airlines, weather, more than government.
Article
Risks & realities of contact sports: Most say Hamlin injury an ‘unfortunate part of the game’
Article
Nuclear Power: two-in-five say they’d be comfortable with a plant within 50 km
Article
More than half of Canadians would bring back mask mandates
Article
Two-in-five credit card holders would stop shopping at major retailers if hit with 1.5% fee
Article
Inflation realities deflate Christmas shopping plans, two-in-five cut back on charitable giving
Webinar
The Future of Work
Article
Pet owners praise veterinarian care but say it costs too much
Report
Twitter 2.0
Article
Significant segments in Canada, U.S. open to authoritarian leadership
Article
Metro Vancouver: Full or partial amalgamation supported by half in the region, highest enthusiasm on North Shore
Article
Cost of living crunch prompts one-in-three to cancel streaming subscriptions
Whitepaper
Staples Professional: The Future of Work
Article
Hospitality sector sheds employees of all ages during COVID-19 while migration to tech surged
Article
Concerns over crime climb to decade high
Report
Consumer Economic Pulse
Whitepaper
The Shifting Spend Priorities of Canadian Consumers
Article
Nine-in-ten Canadians now tightening household budgets
Article
Half of Canadians say health-care system would suffer with an infusion of private care
Article
Half of Canadians either can’t find a doctor or can’t get a timely appointment
Article
Nearly nine million Canadians report chronic difficulty getting healthcare
Article
Soaring prices has four-in-five Canadians pinching pennies
Report
Tracking Pandemic Recovery
Article
Pope Francis’ apology for residential schools as a step towards reconciliation
Article
Three-quarters of Canadians say now is not the time to make a major purchase
Article
Turbine Troubles: Should Ottawa have sent pipeline parts back to Russia?
Article
Canadians’ desire to implement mask mandates or vaccine passports plunges
Article
Generational divide drives concern over next COVID-19 wave
Article
COVID-19: Half want boosters ASAP
Article
East Coasters critical of governments: Atlantic Spotlight
Article
Highest inflation rates in forty years have Canadians tightening belts
Article
Canadians’ expectations post-pandemic
Whitepaper
Will Elon Musk be good for Twitter?
Infographic
How’s work?
Infographic
Are We Still Avoiding Non-Essential Activities?
Whitepaper
End of an era: Is the American Age in its final chapter?
Infographic
Gamers are everywhere
Whitepaper
American Sentiments on Conflict in Ukraine
Whitepaper
The Vexing Question of Vaccines
Whitepaper
Neobanks
Whitepaper
Cashing in on Cryptocurrency
Whitepaper
Black Friday Dominance
Whitepaper
Supply Chain
Whitepaper
Holiday Travel
Whitepaper
Vaccine Passports
Whitepaper
The Fate of Online Subscriptions in A Post -Pandemic World
Whitepaper
Implications of COVID-19 on the Insurance Sector
Whitepaper
Cryptocurrency
Report
Supply & Demand: Americans and the Covid-19 Vaccine
Webinar
What We’ve Learned: COVID-19 One Year Later
Whitepaper
The State of Panels: Buyer Beware
Report
The Optimism Divide
Whitepaper
Notes on a Pandemic
Report
Super Bowl LV Ad Assessment
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New England Journal of Medicine
Omicron BA.1/1.1 SARS-CoV-2 Infection among Vaccinated Canadian Adults
From May 2020 through March 2022, in the Action to Beat Coronavirus (Ab-C) study, we conducted four serial assessments of SARS-CoV-2 seropositivity, each involving 5000 to 9000 adults, using the Angus Reid Forum, a nationally representative online polling platform.
May 18, 2022
Global News
Poll suggests two-thirds of New Brunswickers in favour of expanding nuclear power
A new Angus Reid poll suggests almost two-thirds of New Brunswickers are in favour of expanding nuclear power. The poll comes as the province looks to expand its nuclear capacity by the end of the decade with new types of nuclear reactors. Silas Brown has more.
January 14, 2023
Global News
74% of Saskatchewan residents comfortable with nuclear reactor: poll
A new poll shows massive support for nuclear power in Saskatchewan.
January 14, 2023
National Post
FIRST READING: Canadians love nuclear power, even though greens still hate it
Although nuclear power continues to be resolutely opposed by much of the mainstream Canadian green movement, a series of illuminating new polls by the Angus Reid Institute show that Canadians are increasingly comfortable with an atomic future. Fifty-seven per cent of Canadians now support “further development” of nuclear power plants, and a not-insubstantial number are even fine with that nuclear plant being built in their own city.
January 13, 2023
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