International Students are an important growth segment in Canada – at the end of 2021, there were over 620,000 students with valid study permits studying at Canadian Universities and Colleges. International Students Report 2022 is an innovative new syndicated research study … Continue reading →

Netflix once again tops SRG’s ‘Must Keep TV’ list in 2022 for the fourth year in a row, solidifying its presence as the leading ‘Must Keep TV’ brand in the U.S., despite reporting its first-ever loss of subscribers in its … Continue reading →

Grocery shopping is on everyone’s mind as we head into the Canadian Thanksgiving holiday. For Newcomers to our country, Costco is the leading destination for groceries. Costco is the primary grocery relationship for 25% of Newcomer households, it’s even more … Continue reading →

After a steady four-year climb to the #1 position, Netflix once again tops the list in 2021, solidifying its presence as the leading ‘Must Keep’ TV brand in the U.S., according to the 14th annual ‘Must Keep TV’ Report from … Continue reading →

May 18, 2021 (TORONTO) – As the NHL and NBA playoffs start this spring, research shows that new Canadians will be watching. Fifty-six per cent of newcomers (56%) follow the NBA on TV or via online or social media feeds … Continue reading →

E-commerce was already growing in Canada before the COVID-19 crisis, but circumstances created by the pandemic have quickened the pace significantly. A new Solutions Research Group (SRG) report, based on national interviews with 1,350 Canadians in both official languages in … Continue reading →

The impact of coronavirus on household finances, including the increasing cost of groceries and food are causing many Canadians to scrutinize their entertainment expenditures, according to our recent research. Households consisting of young couples or singles have traditionally been considered … Continue reading →

Nearly half of Canadian online households (47%) now have at least one person with an Amazon.ca Prime membership which entitles them to free delivery on millions of items for $79 annually. This, along with a steady supply of exclusive originals … Continue reading →

Live music performances and artist tours came to a halt in March due to government-imposed restrictions to try and curb the spread of COVID-19. No shows of any major scale — especially indoors — are expected until 2021, at best. … Continue reading →

Which sports will Canadians follow closely on TV or stream online when competition starts up soon even if without any spectators? #ChartoftheWeek