Canada's Most Respected Companies Were Just Revealed & The List Is Random AF

Canadian Tire, A&W and Netflix are all on the list.

​Shoppers Drug Mart store. Right: Netflix on a laptop.

Shoppers Drug Mart store. Right: Netflix on a laptop.

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The most respected companies in Canada have been revealed and you might not expect some of the ones that made the cut.

Leger put out the 25th edition of its annual Reputation study on April 7, which includes the list of the most reputable companies in 2022 according to Canadians.

This year, over 38,000 Canadians were surveyed to get their perspectives on more than 285 companies in 30 different sectors.

Each company is given a "reputation score" out of a possible 100 and for 2022, the most reputable company in Canada according to Canadians is Shoppers Drug Mart with a score of 73.

Coming in second place is Sony which had the same score as Shoppers Drug Mart.

Rounding out the top five most reputable companies in Canada are Samsung with a score of 72, Canadian Tire with a score of 71 and Interac with a score of 71

After that is Google in sixth place (70), Campbell's in seventh (70), Microsoft in eighth (69) and A&W in ninth (69).

Finishing off the top 10 list of the most reputable companies is Netflix with a reputation score of 69.

According to Leger, overall reputation scores have dropped this year and while Shoppers Drug Mart is the most reputable company, its score is down five points from last year.

That doesn't mean bad opinion ratings have increased, but rather that a drop in good opinion ratings has coincided with an increase in Canadians responding that they "know the company, but not well enough to rate it," said Leger.

This list of the most reputable companies in Canada has a few similarities with rankings released in 2021 of the most respected big stores and the most trusted brands in the country, which include Canadian Tire and Interac.

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    Lisa Belmonte (she/her) is a Senior Writer with Narcity Media. After graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), she joined the Narcity team. Lisa covers news and notices from across the country from a Canada-wide perspective. Her early coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic earned Narcity its first-ever national journalism award nomination.

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