A new survey indicates that many Canadians are ready to use their spending power to protest the threats of US President Donald Trump and attacks on Canadian sovereignty – but not if that means that they should kick the Netflix and Disney+addiction.
The LEGER survey of 1,590 Canadians between February 7 and February 10, 2025 indicates that the vast majority of Canadians-81 percent-increased significantly of the number of Canadian products they buy, or will do so soon.
But only 28 percent of Canadians told polls that they have or would cancel their subscriptions to the United States’ broadcasting services, compared to 34 percent who say they will not cancel them.
About one in three people, which were included in the survey, said they are not interested in stopping online purchases from US -based companies.
Since the survey was made online, a mistake can not be set.
Tell more than half of those who were surveyed – 56 percent – to drag that they are ready to cancel or avoid traveling to the United States and 59 percent said they are abandoning American alcohol.
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Only 14 percent of Albertans said they would cut broadcast services – the lowest percentage registered for any province. Quebec has witnessed the largest percentage of respondents ready to cancel the broadcast subscriptions in the United States by 36 percent.
About five Canadians said that the question about the American broadcasting subscription did not apply to them.
William Hugins, assistant professor of finance and business economics at McMaster University, said that many people may be not ready to abandon American broadcasting services because they do not see alternatives. He said that Canada should expand the availability of non -American programming.
“If there is a perceived cost or do not think that things are equivalent, we will not love them,” Hugins said. “There is a greater burden.”
He said nearly two in three of the respondents over the age
84 percent, women were a little more likely to say that they were strengthening Canadian goods from men than men by 78 percent and people between the ages of 55 years or more than most likely supported a “Canadian” approach by 88 percent of these ranges The age of 18 and 34, by 74 percent.
The professional body in the polling industry, the Canadian Research Vision Council, says that online surveys cannot be appointed by an error because it does not experience the population randomly.
The liberal respondents and the Cibukuys blocks seemed more enthusiastic to cancel broadcasting services from the National Democratic Party or conservative supporters, with 43 percent of the Nakbi voters and 40 percent of the liberals are ready to end them, compared to 23 per cent of the National Democratic Party supporters and 22 % Conservatives.
In Canadian shopping, about nine out of every 10 people have supported the bloc, liberals, or the National Democratic Party, that they will increase their consumption of Canadian products, compared to about three out of four governors.
Andrew Ins, CEO of Legger in central Canada, said Canadian companies should make it easy for consumers to determine their products on the market.
Some companies, such as the Boston -Pizza restaurant chain, updated their websites and issued social media publications to remind consumers of their Canadian background.
Leger also found that anxiety about the economy was affecting people to postpone large purchases. More than half of the respondents said they have postponed the main family purchases due to the current economic uncertainty. This increased to nearly two -thirds of the ages of 18 and 34 years.
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