Gain deeper insights into newcomers’ unique needs

Delve into newcomers’ journeys to gain insights into their consumer behaviours and the challenges they face during integration.

Cracking the Newcomer Code 2025: Webinar on November 19 12PM ET

Exclusive first access to key findings on newcomers’ financial needs, banking choices, and how they perceive welcome and safety in Canada.

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  • ^An analysis of newcomers’ perceptions of welcome and safety
  • ^An overview of their financial behaviours and investment choices
  • ^Data to guide the strategies of public and financial institutions

About the study

What needs do newcomers consider essential, and how can institutions and brands respond to them?

Cracking the Newcomer Code aims to amplify the voices of Canadian newcomers, building bridges with government institutions, service sectors and brands.

The study surveyed hundreds of individuals who arrived in the country within the last 10 years, regardless of their immigration status.

Each edition focuses on one or two specific themes. This year, the study highlights safety and financial needs: banking choices, attitudes toward money, saving, and investing.

While waiting for this year’s webinar, watch last year’s webinar to revisit the themes already covered, such as integration, shopping habits, and housing challenges.

Custom data for your organization

Looking for information tailored to your needs? Take advantage of our exclusive newcomer panel to conduct customized research and gain the data you need to inform your strategies, policies, and decisions.

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“As Canada welcomes half a million newcomers yearly, the Cracking the Newcomer Code study reveals a complex picture. It underscores the need for decision-makers to ensure success for Canada and its new residents. The substantial challenges newcomers face in establishing themselves professionally and personally underscore significant opportunities for government, public, and businesses to facilitate their journey.”

Lisa Covens, Senior Vice-President

“I am excited to share our Cracking the Newcomer Code study. Our approach reflects our commitment to DEI – this study is not just about quality data; it’s a step toward a more inclusive society where every voice is heard and valued. Embracing this study underlines our collective role in nurturing inclusion by deepening our understanding of diverse experiences.”

Heather Owens, GM, Executive Champion DEI

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