Shoppers Drug Mart tops list of most reputable companies in Canada, Leger survey finds

Broader trend shows reputations eroding across the board, Leger finds in annual survey

, which ranks the companies Canadians find most reputable, based on a survey of the opinions and awareness of more than 38,000 people toward 285 companies.

Dave Scholz, executive vice president at Leger, told the Financial Post that while it would be convenient to blame the pandemic for the shift, it is a trend his firm has noticed for the better part of a decade.Article content After Shoppers, other scores in the top 10 were Sony , Samsung Electronics , Canadian Tire Corp. , Interac , Google LLC , Campbell Soup Company , Microsoft Corp. , A&W Restaurants and Netflix Inc. .Article content

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