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Back to homepageQuebecers 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
Read More2017 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, and they’re not especially hopeful that 2017 will be better.
Read MoreLotusland Blues: One-in-five Metro Vancouverites experience extreme housing & traffic pain; most of them think of leaving
Study examining housing, transportation pressures shows generation of region’s dwellers could be lost. June 18, 2015 – With housing prices soaring higher than the peaks of the North Shore mountains and the transportation issues of a growing region on the
Read MoreTrolls and tribulations: One-in-four Canadians say they’re being harassed on social media
Most say companies don’t do enough to combat abuse on social media platforms October 21, 2016 – It’s not something most people would feel comfortable seeing while walking down the street: One out of every four people being subjected to
Read MoreCanadians aren’t as accepting as we think — and we can’t ignore it, writes Angus Reid
There’s a gap between polling data and the way many Canadians traditionally see themselves October 10, 2016 – Back in December, TV viewers around the world were treated to the scene of Justin Trudeau, Canada’s new, youthful prime minister, greeting
Read MoreCanadians and their Communities: A National Survey on Citizen Engagement and Attitudes
Feelings of attachment and belonging to communities depend greatly on Canadians’ individual mindsets October 6, 2015 – Canadians tie more of their identity to their country than their own communities, but are more bullish about the futures of their neighborhoods
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