BC and Quebec lead Canada’s green efforts, while car-dependent provinces like PEI lag. Access, affordability, and infrastructure shape eco habits nationwide. […]
Environmental Behaviour in Canada: How Provinces Compare on Going Green
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Multigenerational Households in Canada
Multigenerational households are growing in Canada, shaping spending, healthcare, and financial trends. Understanding them is […]
A Road Trip Through Canada’s Car Culture
Car usage patterns in Canada vary widely, with urban areas favoring short commutes and errands, while rural regions rely on cars for long distances and work. […]
New CanaCode Clusters: CanaCode Insurance Clusters and CanaCode Financial Clusters
We are excited to launch of two new additions to the CanaCode family: CanaCode Insurance Clusters and CanaCode Financial Clusters […]
“All-In” Insurers: Inside the Lives of Consumers with 5+ Insurance Products
Consumers with 5+ insurance products balance work, play, and protection. They value personalized offerings that safeguard their assets […]
“2 in 5 Canadian Newcomers would consider leaving Canada”
“2 in 5 Canadian Newcomers would consider leaving Canada”. That is a huge impact if 40% of Canadian newcomers, or 1.6 million people in the last 5 years left […]
Best Canadian Towns to Visit During the Holidays
The holiday season in Canada offers diverse towns, each shaped by its unique demographic makeup. Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, attracts older visitors with its ski […]
Can a Household Really Spend $20,000—or Even $60,000—Dining Out?
Ever wondered how some households spend $60K a year dining out? Discover the luxury neighborhoods and high-end dining habits that make it possible in Canada. […]
$13 Million vs. $2 Million Net Worth? Here’s Why Manifold Knows Your Neighborhood Better
Manifold model estimates the net worth at $13million, surpassing a competitor’s $2 million estimate—reflecting a true wealth composition. […]
Cracking the Code on Diabetes Disparities: Why Some Canadians Get Better Care
In Diabetes Awareness Month, we highlight that 3M Canadians have diabetes, mostly type 2. Awareness is crucial as the prevalence continues to rise. […]