Canadian tech gifts driven by nostalgia, physical ownership: survey
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Canadians are leaning into the nostalgia factor for tech holiday gifts, driven by a growing desire to own physical products, according to a new survey. Named the Holiday Tech Gifting Report, the study was done by Best Buy and Angus Reid. It surveyed 1,500 Canadian adults between Oct. 16-20, 2026, who were members of the
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Canadian tech gifts driven by nostalgia, physical ownership: survey
Canadians are leaning into the nostalgia factor for tech holiday gifts, driven by a growing desire to own physical products, according to a new survey. Named the Holiday Tech Gifting Report, the study was done by Best Buy and Angus Reid. It surveyed 1,500 Canadian adults...
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