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• IKEA SURVEY SHATTERS POPULAR ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT WHAT MAKES CANADIAN STUDENTS THRIVE
  Also see related release.
  Jul 26, 2001 - Canadian students who live on their own are significantly more likely to do really well in school than their live-at-home counterparts, according to the surprising findings of IKEA Canada's latest survey. (Includes furnishing preferences among post-secondary students)

   

• IKEA A HOTBED OF ARGUMENTS FOR CANADIAN COUPLES, SURVEY SAYS
  Also see related release.
  Feb 5, 2001 - A recent survey, which probed the intimate habits and habitats of 300 Vancouverites, Montrealers and Torontonians, found that 59% of respondents argue with their partners before, after or during shopping trips for furniture and household items. (Includes bedrooms, insomnia, "getting to sleep", work stress, family stress)

   

• NOT TONIGHT DEAR, I'M CLEANING THE CLOSET
  Jan 25, 2000 - Urban Canadians are cocooners who want simpler lives but more closet space, according to a survey released today by IKEA. The insight-generating initiative was launched to explore Canadians' relationships with their living, working - and breathing - space. (Includes hiring an interior designer, closet space, bigger kitchen)

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