Are different views on gender inequality true generational differences?

Are different views on gender inequality true generational differences?

Public perceptions of the industries that drive regional economies

Public perceptions of the industries that drive regional economies

Public perceptions of the industries that drive regional economies

Are different views on gender inequality true generational differences?

Unlike in the United States, Canadians’ desire to move is driven less by gender than by life satisfaction

Trust in public institutions across the OECD: part 2

It wasn't too long ago that much of Canada's political class was united in their embrace of immigration to help grow the population and with it, the economy. Now, many of those same politicians are si...

Trust in public institutions across the OECD: part 3

It wasn't too long ago that much of Canada's political class was united in their embrace of immigration to help grow the population and with it, the economy. Now, many of those same politicians are si...

Finding the balance between environmental and economic priorities

Are Gen Z men more likely to believe in gender inequality than men of the Baby Boomer generation? We look into the data.

Main research areas, report series and areas of focus at The Environics Institute for Survey Research.

There is no shortage of concern that support for democracy among younger generations is weakening. This report addresses this issue by reviewing results to survey questions grouped under five themes: ...

Previous Focus Canada surveys have documented a decline in the proportion of Canadians who are proud of being a Canadian. But in the wake of the developments since the return of U.S. President Donald ...

A new series on trust in public institutions across the OECD (part 1)

A new series on trust in public institutions across the OECD (part 1)

A new series on trust in public institutions across the OECD (part 1)

More fallout from a ruptured relationship

More fallout from a ruptured relationship

Canadian and U.S. Perspectives

Satisfaction with democracy, trust in elections, and the sense that votes are always counted fairly, have all declined steadily and significantly among Conservative Party supporters since the party lo...

The well-worn label of “everyday Canadian” or “average citizen” echoes from the pronouncements of our elected officials, policy experts and journalists who tell us about who we all are, what we happen...

The survey results support the conclusion that ongoing concern about the current level of immigration does not in itself imply public opposition to the broader idea of Canada accepting immigrants, or ...

Polling shows that Canadians feel their other identities co-exist with being Canadian

Most of the indicators relating to Quebec’s place in Canada are relatively stable. But the survey includes a reminder of the important role that perceptions of the security of the French language play...

Most of the indicators relating to Quebec’s place in Canada are relatively stable. But the survey includes a reminder of the important role that perceptions of the security of the French language play...

A majority continues to feel that individual Canadians have a role to play in efforts to bring about reconciliation, while a plurality continues to say governments have not gone far enough to advance ...

New survey data suggests Alberta separatism is concentrated among UCP voters, not broadly shared across the province.

Twenty years of data side-by-side