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Canadians are increasingly concerned about inflation, housing affordability/availability, interest rates, and the economy in general. In this episode, Mike Moffatt, Assistant Professor at The Ivey Business School at Western University and Senior Director of Policy at The Smart Prosperity Institute …
More than two in three Canadians say they’re worried that basic services have been neglected by our governments.  In this episode, Mike and Sean are joined by Darrell Bricker, Global CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs, to discuss precarious public confidence, concerns about the delivery of public servi…
Delivery, drive-through, take-out, or cooking at home, Canadians’ food and beverage choices are changing. In this episode, Asad Amin, SVP and lead of Ipsos’s syndicated food and beverage group, joins Mike and Sean to talk about the impact of the pandemic, inflation, pent up demand for a dining expe…
We’re dishing up a ‘mash-up’, between our Educated Conjecture and Customer Perspective Ipsos podcasts, to give a customer and citizen perspective on the world.  Hosted by Helen Wilson, Mike Colledge provides us with the ‘citizen lens’, and Ray Kong provides us with the ‘customer lens’. Ray an…
If a week is a long time in politics, consider that when Ipsos was founded in 1975, NASA launched the first joint United States and Soviet Union space flight, Betamax and VHS videotapes were introduced, and the ethernet was just being born.  In this episode, Simon Atkinson, Chief Knowledge Off…
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