Banking, looking for jobs and scoping out homes are three of the most popular on-line activities for Canadian adults, a new study says.
According to the Ipsos-Reid study conducted in June, more than half of Canadian adults with an Internet connection — 54 per cent - have used the Internet to research house listings.
The study indicates that researching real estate listings on-line is as popular among on-line Canadians as Internet banking (53 per cent) and looking at on-line job postings (55 per cent).
The study involved 1,000 telephone interviews with Canadian adults and 1,000 on-line interviews with Canadian Internet users in June 2004.
