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13% of the Canadian population ostensibly belong to the LGBT communities
Foundation Jasmin Roy released the results of our large pan-Canadian survey on LGBT communities. Read it in the media! Survey results can be accessed @ http://fondationjasminroy.org Learn More >>
Summer break
At the start of the year, I began posting about the social and marketplace phenomena that, in our opinion, epitomize our era and reflect the profound changes we are currently experiencing. I have also had great fun choosing musical clips to underscore the posts’ content, which has allowed me to indulge one of my enduring passions! Learn More >>
44% of Canadians are socially responsible consumers—an opportunity to develop an economic ecosystem with an ecological and social impact
Markets, like our society, are no longer homogeneous. Diversity is the order of the day. To better understand and adjust to this diversity, we construct "segmentations," classifications designed to distinguish between the different "types" of consumers and citizens with specific needs and expectations. Learn More >>
Canada and its distinct societies (and La Bohème by Giacomo Puccini)
I thought it appropriate during this week between our two national holidays-Quebec's Fête nationale and Canada Day-to search our databases for indicators of the differences between Quebecers and Canadians from the other provinces Learn More >>
The pater familias: 29% of Canadians believe that the father should be in charge in his own home!
On the eve of Father's Day, I’d like to discuss a phenomenon that we have been measuring for a long time with a simple statement -a clear indicator of how society and the family as a "social organization" has evolved. Learn More >>
Quebecers and alcohol consumption
A recent study conducted by CROP on behalf of Éduc’alcool revealed that Quebecers’ average alcohol consumption has declined over the past 5 years. Learn More >>
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- 13% of the Canadian population ostensibly belong to the LGBT communities
- Summer break
- 44% of Canadians are socially responsible consumers—an opportunity to develop an economic ecosystem with an ecological and social impact
- Canada and its distinct societies
- The pater familias: 29% of Canadians believe that the father should be in charge in his own home!
- Quebecers and alcohol consumption
- Innovation—34% of Canadians love it; 22% demonize it!
- Legalization of marijuana – Opinion of Canadians and Quebecers
- The creative class: 22% of the country’s population!
- 21% of Canadians believe it’s okay to disobey laws they think are stupid!
- Human Resources Week – Health and Wellness of Quebec workers
- Public funding: no to sports, yes to transport
- 65% of Canadians tell us they believe in God, while 49% consider their religious beliefs to be important to them
- The 2017 Panorama of Canadian consumers and citizens is beginning to emerge …
- Celebrating Easter in Quebec!
- One out of ten fantasize about joining the holy war in the Middle East!
- La Presse is Publishing My Blog!
- 34% of Canadians are less concerned that the news they read or watch is true or false than whether it strikes an emotional cord!
- Opinion of the residents of Brossard, Saint-Bruno and Saint-Lambert regarding the agglomeration of Longueuil
- Canadians, Populism and Xenophobia
- 26% of Canadians believe that men are superior to woman!
- RRSP or no RRSP, that is the question!
- 45% of Canadians consider consumption one of life’s greatest pleasures!
- 82% of Canadians would like a more intense connection with nature
- One Canadian out of four is climate skeptic
- 40% of Canadians believe that life on Earth was created in six days
- CROP’s Study Results—and the Music that Echoes Them!
- The political climate in Quebec, January 2017
- Corporations & social responsibility - It all begins at home!
- Social Networks: Users’ Hot Buttons
- Collaborative consumption: Motivation of potential users
- Lemmy Kilmister: Unbridled, nihilistic hedonism!
- Glamping
- Innovations: To each their own reasons to adopt
- Canada as a “distinct” society and market
- Tapping into the U.S. market from up north