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19 Apr

Posted at 08:47h in Omnibus, OnTopic, Research, Saskatchewan
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April 19, 2022 - A recent survey was done with 802 Saskatchewan residents that touched on top-of-mind key issues and hopes for 2022. The survey was conducted by Insightrix Research in April 2022 using SaskWatch Research, its online research panel. The following are six key takeaways from the survey:   Additionally, we asked residents to look back to March 2020 and share perspectives on how things have changed since the beginning of the pandemic.    As a province, top-of-mind key issues include: Are more selfish and concerned about our individual needs (56%) Are more aware of others' needs or those less fortunate around us (40%) Haven't learned anything from the pandemic (39%) Have come together for the greater good (30%) State of Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan residents' Top-of-Mind Key Issues To get a qualitative sense of what Saskatchewan residents' top-of-mind key issues are, Insightrix hit the streets of Saskatoon about critical issues and their hope for the province for 2022. Want to learn more about critical issues in Saskatchewan?  For more information on our recent April OnTopic release, email info@insightrix.dev1.commandbase.ca. Want to learn more about our omnibus service? Visit: https://insightrix.dev1.commandbase.ca/omnibus-surveys/  We regularly post new data and analyses on Saskatchewan's perceptions. Visit our website for more information.  ...
 

25 Mar

Posted at 12:26h in Omnibus, OnTopic, Research
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March 25, 2022 - Insightrix recently conducted a poll of 800 Saskatchewan residents to gain insight into the impact of increased food prices on individuals. Notably, we discovered that on average, residents cite a 20% to 30% increase in their household grocery bill.  Given the overall sentiment, Saskatchewan residents say they are generally more concerned about their household grocery expenses because of inflation. The top concerns cited by residents due to inflating food prices include affordability / being able to stay within their existing budget (52%), making sure they can eat healthy/quality food (24%), and that the general price of food will continue to increase (17%). Overall, Saskatchewan residents indicate a recent change to purchase behaviours due to the rise in food prices, with 62% of residents saying they are now buying 'different or less or lowered priced brands' than they were previously. Significant changes in behaviours are especially noted for those who say they have decreased how often they eat out at a restaurant (59%) or order take-out (49%).   Impact of Inflation on Food Prices in Saskatchewan Vox Pop To get a qualitative sense of how Saskatchewan residents are feeling, Insightrix hit the streets of Saskatoon to ask how inflation is affecting grocery bills in everyday households.  https://youtu.be/LGHfw_S--N4 Want to know more about this month's OnTopic release?  hbspt.forms.create({ region: "na1", portalId: "374811", formId: "2caa8378-11c6-4a81-a470-2263e18e14c1" }); ...