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DOI: 10.5683/sp/mtiupo
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 378 (March 16-18, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of March 16-18, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1001 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/cpvyc7
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 379 (April 6-8, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of April 6-8, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1003 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/knzavc
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 380 (April 20-22, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of April 20-22, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/nzkdmh
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 381 (May 4-6, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of May 4-6, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/ylgl9h
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 383 (June 8-10, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of June 8-10, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1009 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/njo8cx
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 385 (July 6-8, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of July 6-8, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/q0comp
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 387 (August 4-8, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of August 4-8, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
DOI: 10.5683/sp/yt1yso
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 389 (September 8-12, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 8-12, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
DOI: 10.5683/sp/tmnmks
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 390 (September 21-23, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 21-23, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1002 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
DOI: 10.5683/sp/4nh02l
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 391 (October 5-7, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of October 5-7, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
DOI: 10.5683/sp/kpxzzv
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 393 (November 2-4, 2010)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 21-23, 2010, is one in a series of surveys held during 2008-2011 minority government of Stephen Harper, the 40th Parliament of Canada. This series queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the minority government. Respondents in this wave were asked to identify their support for major or minor federal political parties. This survey has a sample of 1000 respondents. Its microdata file is accompanied by a suite of tabulated aggregate statistics that analyze significant issues in the dataset against its collected key socioeconomic, demographic, and geographic characteristics
DOI: 10.5683/sp/uspazx
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 547 (August 7-10, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of August 7-10, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. Both an online survey tool and random digit dial computer-assisted telephone interviews (RDD CATI) were used to examine Respondents' voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents were specifically asked about the August 6th Leaders' Debate, its new format, and the importance of debates to campaigns. This survey has a sample of 2,022 respondents: Online: 1,022 interviews; RDD CATI: 1,000 interviews
DOI: 10.5683/sp/mr9idl
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 545 (July 23-27, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of July 23-27, 2015 is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents' voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents to this survey were specifically asked about the parties' proposed changes to the Universal Child Care Benefit. This survey has a sample of 2,000 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/tum2em
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 551 (September 5-7, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 5-7, 2015 is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents' voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents to this survey were specifically queried on which parties would best deal with economic and fiscal issues (e.g., taxes, the economy, child care benefits, the federal budget) if elected. This survey has a sample of 949 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/dstve7
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 552 (September 11-13, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 11-13, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents were specifically asked how key current events (e.g, Mike Duffy ethics scandal, Syrian Refugee Crisis, ISIS and the conflict in the Middle East) would affect their vote. This survey has a sample of 980 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/kghvdr
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 555 (October 2-4, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of October 2-4, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents in this wave were specifically asked their feelings toward various forms of coalition government. This survey has a sample of 1441 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/glwkl0
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 553 (September 18-20, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 18-20, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents were specifically asked about the September 17th Leaders' Debate and which leader won, as well as their opinion on federal deficit spending for infrastructure, personal and corporate tax rates, and the importance of a balanced budget in the current economic climate. This survey has a sample of 1103 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/oyl0qx
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 554 (September 25-27, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of September 25-27, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents in this wave were specifically asked their feelings toward religious accommodation during Canadian citizenship ceremonies.. This survey has a sample of 1354 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/jikwmv
title: Canada Vote Intention Survey, Wave 556 (October 9-11, 2015)

description: The Ipsos Canada Voter Intention Survey of October 9-11, 2015, is one in a series of surveys held during the 2015 electoral campaign that queried respondents on their voting preferences and support for parties and candidates during the election. An online survey tool was used to examine Respondents’ voting intentions, their feelings toward the major political parties and their leaders, and their opinions on issues that would most affect the campaign and the election. Respondents in this wave were specifically asked a series of questions on barbaric cultural practices. This survey has a sample of 1349 respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/iyyc4a
title: Canada's Pulse 2009

description: The Ipsos Canada’s Pulse series offer a sampling of public opinion at the municipal level in Canada’s largest urban centres. These surveys, commissioned on behalf of Global Television, query respondents on national as well as local issues and concerns. Respondents from each city within the survey are asked to answer questions particular to their municipality and province. The survey therefore reveals local and timely data on topics such as health care, commuting and traffic, elections, taxation, the economy, and culture. The 2009 Canada's Pulse poll is accompanied by a series of statistical tables and city-specific reports for further analysis. This survey has a sample of 4393 Respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/87bgwo
title: Canada's Pulse 2010

description: The Ipsos Canada’s Pulse series offer a sampling of public opinion at the municipal level in Canada’s largest urban centres. These surveys, commissioned on behalf of Global Television, query respondents on national as well as local issues and concerns. Respondents from each city within the survey are asked to answer questions particular to their municipality and province. The survey therefore reveals local and timely data on topics such as municipal and community leadership, health care, commuting and traffic, elections, taxation, the economy, and culture. The 2010 Canada's Pulse poll is accompanied by a series of statistical tables and city-specific reports for further analysis. This survey has a sample of 7208 Respondents
DOI: 10.5683/sp/voglbw
title: Canada's Pulse 2011

description: The Ipsos Canada’s Pulse series offer a sampling of public opinion at the municipal level in Canada’s largest urban centres. These surveys, commissioned on behalf of Global Television, query respondents on national as well as local issues and concerns. Respondents from each city within the survey are asked to answer questions particular to their municipality and province. The survey therefore reveals local and timely data on topics such as municipal and community leadership, commuting and traffic, elections, taxation, the economy, and culture. The 2010 Canada's Pulse poll is accompanied by a series city-specific reports for further analysis. This survey has a sample of 6883 Respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/7zyiua
title: 2009 End of Year Poll

description: The 2009 Ipsos Canada End of Year Poll queries Canadians on issues and events that affected their lives in 2009, as well as their feelings on the next year. Respondents are asked for their opinions on Canadian politics, the nation's military presence in Afghanistan, their economic well-being and job status, as well as their feelings on the biggest news story and newsmaker of 2009. 1038 respondents from across the nation contributed to the 2009 End of Year Poll.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/ocrmyp
title: 2011 End of Year Poll

description: The 2011 Ipsos Canada End of Year Poll queries Canadians on issues and events that affected their lives in 2011, as well as their feelings on the next year. Respondents are asked to rate the Canadian government's actions on issues such as climate change, the armed conflict in Afghanistan, and democratic reform in the House of Commons and the Senate. They are also asked their opinions on the economic crisis in the European Union, the secularization of Christmas, trustworthiness of professions, as well as their feelings on the biggest news story and newsmaker of 2011. 1021 respondents from across the nation contributed to the 2011 End of Year Poll.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/kq9wvn
title: 2013 End of Year Poll

description: The 2013 Ipsos Canada End of Year Poll queries Canadians on issues and events that affected their lives in 2013, as well as their feelings on the next year. Respondents are asked for the opinions on a number of statements regarding Canadian politics, including the premiership of Stephen Harper, the future of the Liberal Party of Canada, as well as their thoughts the City of Toronto's politics and its mayor, Rob Ford. Respondents are also queried on their Christmas traditions, their opinions on the biggest newsmakers and news stories of 2013, and their use of traditional, print, and social media. 2035 respondents from across the nation contributed to the 2013 End of Year Poll.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/0zw7zd
title: 2012 End of Year Poll

description: The 2012 Ipsos Canada End of Year Poll queries Canadians on issues and events that affected their lives in 2012, as well as their feelings on the next year. Respondents are asked for the opinions on a number of statements regarding Canadian politics, including the premiership of Stephen Harper, the leadership race of the Liberal Party of Canada, and the ability of Thomas Mulcair and the NDP to run the nation. Respondents are also queried on their Christmas traditions, their opinions on the biggest newsmakers and news stories of 2012, and their thoughts on how 2013 will affect their lives. 1021 respondents from across the nation contributed to the 2013 End of Year Poll.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/ktna1h
title: 2014 Toronto Port Authority Annual Public Opinion Survey

description: The Toronto Port Authority Annual Public Opinion Survey assess various views on the Port Authority's operations, activities and proposed undertakings. It focuses on Torontonians' attitudes toward the Port Authority and its airport.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/es1jfq
title: 2012 Toronto Port Authority Annual Public Opinion Survey

description: The Toronto Port Authority Annual Public Opinion Survey assess various views on the Port Authority's operations, activities and proposed undertakings. It focuses on Torontonians' attitudes toward the Port Authority and its airport.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/etgoqz
title: Ontario Homeownership Index, Wave 1

description: The Ontario Homeownership Index takes the pulse of Ontarians' perceptions of home ownership and real estate markets at the neighbourhood, city, and provincial level. Developed in partnership with the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), the Index gathers Ontarians' perceptions on the state of the economy, as well as their current housing situation and readiness to buy, sell, or rent. Respondents are queried on related topics such as their preferred type of home to purchase, perceptions on ownership, and opinions on realtors and the real estate profession. This survey has a sample of 1517 respondents and was performed online, November 4-7, 2013.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/8ovpsz
title: Ontario Homeownership Index, Wave 2

description: The Ontario Homeownership Index takes the pulse of Ontarians' perceptions of home ownership and real estate markets at the neighbourhood, city, and provincial level. Developed in partnership with the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), the Index gathers Ontarians' perceptions on the state of the economy, as well as their current housing situation and readiness to buy, sell, or rent. Respondents are queried on related topics such as their preferred type of home to purchase, perceptions on ownership, and opinions on realtors and the real estate profession. This survey has a sample of 1080 respondents and was performed online, May 20-23, 2014.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/ddyw0t
title: I-Rep Canada Poll 2005

description: Ipsos I-Rep polls survey consumers on brands and brand reputations in Canada. Data collected in the series helps to measure the reputation of companies in the marketplace and their respective industries. These polls are then used to produce studies that develop a broader reputation ranking list of leading companies in Canada. I-Rep polls in particular will query respondents on how they understand corporate reputation and then ask them to apply it to brands and companies. Facets such as innovation, international success, trust, profit and customer service are queried. The 2005 poll in the series has a total of 2327 Respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/cuzujs
title: HIGH-Rep Canada Poll 2013

description: Ipsos HIGH-Rep polls survey consumers on brands and brand reputations in Canada. Data collected in the series helps to measure the reputation of companies in the marketplace and their respective industries. These polls are then used to produce studies that develop a broader reputation ranking list of leading companies in Canada. This wave of the HIGH-Rep poll focuses on higher education in Canada. In particular, respondents are asked for the factors they consider when evaluating higher education institutions, as well as their knowledge and opinion of all named universities and colleges in Canada. This poll has a total of 2919 Respondents.
DOI: 10.5683/sp/0zcbel
title: I-Rep Canada Poll 2006

description: Ipsos I-Rep polls survey consumers on brands and brand reputations in Canada. Data collected in the series helps to measure the reputation of companies in the marketplace and their respective industries. These polls are then used to produce studies that develop a broader reputation ranking list of leading companies in Canada. I-Rep polls in particular will query respondents on how they understand corporate reputation and then ask them to apply it to brands and companies. Facets such as innovation, international success, trust, profit and customer service are queried. This poll has a total of 3213 Respondents.