Features

• 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