The leading source for Canadian media technology trend information
Stay up-to-date on the latest advancements in media consumption and technology ownership, and use across Canada with MTM (Media Technology Monitor).
Delve into the evolving world of streaming services like Netflix, explore the contrasting media habits of new immigrants and native Canadians, and uncover the growing trend of cord-cutting.
From the rise of smart TVs and virtual assistants to the popularity of music streaming and podcasting, uncover a wealth of insights with MTM.
MTM 18+
Access decades of research and data precision that is unparalleled to understand your target audience from coast to coast to coast. This survey covers Francophones and Anglophones 18 years and older from across all regions of Canada including the North.
MTM Jr
As the only survey of its kind in Canada, MTM Jr. will help you understand the media habits of your youngest audiences and consumers. The survey includes Francophone and Anglophone children between the ages of 12-17 years old from across all regions of Canada.
MTM Newcomers
Understand the media, technology, and leisure habits of some of Canada’s most diverse residents. This survey targets newcomers who have arrived in Canada in the last five years including students, refugees, and landed immigrants.
The power of consumer insights
Dig deeper into consumer research with SalesPRO, an easy-to-use software solution that seamlessly integrates the rich data from Numeris' RTS survey.
With access to a diverse sample of nearly 25,000 Canadians, the Numeris RTS survey offers a comprehensive understanding of brand preferences both nationally and locally.
SalesPRO takes this wealth of information and empowers you to uncover not only overarching national trends but also the subtle nuances that shape consumer behaviour, attitudes, and perceptions at a local level.
The evolution of consumer behaviour in Canada since Covid-19
With help from SalesPRO and Numeris' RTS survey we explore how consumer habits have changed in Canada since the Covid-19 pandemic.
