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February 14, 2020
Where Are Adults in Canada Getting Information About the Coronavirus? (% of respondents, Feb 2020)
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Consumers in Canada were asked where they are getting information about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from. Sources include broadcast media/TV/radio, Canadian based online news sources, international-based online news sources, social media, newspaper/print media, US-based online news sources and word ... of mouth/family and friends.More
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Data is from the February 2020 Leger Marketing study. 2,364 adults ages 18+ in Canada (with an oversample in British Columbia) were surveyed via CAWI during February 7-10, 2020. Data was weighted according to age, gender and region in order to ensure a representative sample of the population. The margin of error is +/-2.0 percentage points, 19 times out of 20.Sources
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Where Are Adults in Canada Getting Information About the Coronavirus? (% of respondents, Feb 2020)Publication Date
February 14, 2020
