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Canadians are less inclined to encourage minorities to retain their culture, customs and language, and more inclined to choose economic growth over protecting the environment than they were a generation ago.
They are also clearly divided on issues of respect, fairness, national pride and hope for the future – although the Canadians feeling most aggrieved today aren’t necessarily the obvious choices they might have been in the past.
These are among the findings of a comprehensive new public opinion poll on the values, beliefs, priorities, and identity of Canadians – conducted by the Angus Reid Institute in partnership with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
The Five Mindsets
What makes us Canadian? A study of values, beliefs, priorities and identity
A national polling partnership between the Angus Reid Institute and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation October 3, 2016 – Canadians are less
Opioids in Canada: One-in-eight have family or close friends who faced addiction
Nearly 20 per cent of Canadians say they themselves have been prescribed opioids in the last five years January 11,
Truths of reconciliation: Canadians are deeply divided on how best to address Indigenous issues
Most see the attention and money currently going toward these issues as ineffective June 7, 2018 – The Trudeau government
Prescription drug access and affordability an issue for nearly a quarter of all Canadian households
Significant public support for “pharmacare” over status quo, but concerns about costs remain. July 15, 2015 – A significant –
Scheer’s delight? If an election were held tomorrow, CPC could have a shot at majority government
Majority of Canadians disapprove of Justin Trudeau for the first time since he became Prime Minister March 19, 2018 –
Fire, fury… and failure? Canadians increasingly negative, pessimistic about rest of Trump term
Alberta more likely to offer positive assessment of administration thus far, though just three-in-ten do January 18, 2018 – U.S.
Disability and Accessibility: Canadians see significant room for improvement in communities where they live
Canadians view accessibility for people with disabilities as a human right; but see big gaps in delivering it December 3,
Religion and faith in Canada today: strong belief, ambivalence and rejection define our views
Largest group puts itself in the “mushy middle” on religion, ranks of those embracing faith are shrinking. March 26, 2015
What does poverty look like in Canada? Survey finds one-in-four experience notable economic hardship
More than half of all Canadians see poverty on the rise in their communities today July 17, 2018 – What
A Portrait of Social Isolation and Loneliness in Canada today
Intersections between objective isolation and subjective loneliness divide the population into five groups June 17, 2019 – Interpersonal connection is
