A study conducted by Maru/Blue Public Opinion for Volvo Cars Canada finds that one third (33%) of Canadian homeowners agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way they view their home.

A survey by Maru/Blue Public Opinion conducted for CIBC finds that four in ten (40%) Canadians are concerned about their post work lifestyle goals because of COVID-19 and that one quarter (23%) have not been able to contribute to their retirement savings since the pandemic began.

Trudeau government gets majority support for overall direction and governing, management of finances and taxpayer dollars, but comes with caution on growing deficit. Majority support for measures in all provinces and regions except Alberta, but half (51%) believe Liberals just cater to those who vote for them.

Majority (64%) of Canadians believe Donald Trump will beat COVID-19 but most (47%) say he will go on to lose re-election. Beating virus will embolden Many in US to disregard precautions (80%), but also will prompt change as a wake-up call (57%) for more masking.

The findings from a national survey released today from Maru/Blue Public Opinion conducted by the Maru Syndicated division COVID Tracking study, demonstrates that many Canadians are sounding the alarm with the recent jagged spike in COVID-19 cases being reported across the country. In fact, the level of concern on a series of tracked measures (13) is higher than at any time since May 8, 2020.

60 day outlook monthly tracking of Canadian citizen-consumers.

Approval ratings come down to earth as almost all ratings fall. Horgan (69%), Legault (63%), and Moe (60%) are top ranked.

This research revealed that investors prefer comprehensive SRO review to a simple merger, and a model that emphasizes accountability, government oversight and investor protection. Ultimately, Canadians believe that such a comprehensive approach would increase public confidence.

Majority (72%) of Ontario parents of school aged children concerned that despite all the work done up front to get schools ready for reopening, we will have a big outbreak soon in the schools and everything will close down.

Two-Thirds (66%) of Ontario parents of school children believe easing into classroom reopening’s over two months is preferable to a hard start.

Majority (53%) of Ontarian Parents don’t believe Ford Government back to school plan is “Best in Entire Country” as Premier claims. In fact, majority (70%) of parents say that regardless of who speaks about this issue nowadays, they honestly don’t know who or what to trust.

When it comes to making the provincial rules for reopening schools, Ontario parent’s want Minister of Health, Christine Elliott (74%), not Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce (26%) ultimately be in charge of doing so.