Despite an ever-evolving homebuying market, a majority of prospective homeowners are feeling hopeful that they’ll be able to purchase a home in the next five years.

The Happiness@Work Index Score is down, wiping out last month’s gains and reverting to the earlier March measures.

The vast majority of Canadians serve up their liking for both pizza and mac & cheese.

Canadians claim that travelling improves their mental health, makes them feel more connected to themselves and the world—and, heck, even the act of booking travel in and of itself increases their happiness.

Half of Canadians are planning a summer vacation, and for those that did so last year their net spending is up.

Most Canadians believe it’s time for the Israeli government under the leadership of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop its military action in the Gaza.

Most Canadians think police have done a relatively good job in dealing with and responding to the needs of communities where protests have taken place about the war in Gaza and its related issues.

Blue Cross Life Insurance Company of Canada has extended its reign to three consecutive years by being chosen as Canada's Most Respected Life Insurance Company 2024.

The May 2024 Canadian Maru Household Outlook Index (MHOI) is at 86 down one point from 87 last month, and is the first backstep the MHOI has experienced since October 2023.

A near unanimous chorus across the country is chanting that food prices today are too high for consumers and won’t be any lower six months from now.

Despite almost all Canadians claiming to be compassionate about others, less than four-in-10 undertook that action in the past year.

The Happiness@Work Index Score is up, driven by almost all secondary indicators reaching their highest scores to date.