The Friendly 49th? Four-in-five who crossed the border in 2016 had a ‘good’ experience overall
Those who report bad experiences more likely to be younger or belong to a visible minority January 30, 2017 – The vast majority of Canadians who traveled to the United... Read More
Quebecers say they’re too accommodating, other Canadians disagree
Second of three surveys relating to proposed Quebec Charter of Values shows vast differences on how Quebecers, rest of Canada view reasonable accommodation in that province
2017 Lookahead: Canadians expect a mixed year at home, a bad one abroad
Manitoba and B.C. residents have the sunniest outlooks; Ontario and Newfoundland the gloomiest January 3, 2017 – Canadians thought 2016 was a bad year for their country and the world,... Read More
As 2016 reaches its end, most Canadians say ‘good riddance’
Most think the year was a bad one for Canada, the U.S., and the world at large December 28, 2016 – “Worst year ever”: that’s one pop culture narrative about... Read More
Disability in Canada: Does closing the accessibility gap literally start from the ground up?
Nearly 9-in-10 Canadians say a LEED-style program to rate building accessibility would be ‘worthwhile’ December 2, 2016 – Canadians see significant room for improvement in accessibility for people with disabilities... Read More
Kids in Canada: falling behind? Study indicates concern youth aren’t getting the support they need
Joint study with Children First Canada surveyed adults and children on the state of childhood in Canada November 16, 2016 – A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute –... Read More