Three-in-ten Canadians say they’ve been sexually harassed at work, but very few have reported this to their employers
14% of Canadians, both men and women, say they’ve been sexually touched, or worse, while on the job December 5, 2014 – Three-in-ten Canadians (28%) say they have been on the receiving end of unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favours, or sexually-charged talk while on the job. And for one-in-seven adults in this country, the experience has been more intense…
Rick Hansen discusses 2016 Angus Reid Institute partnership findings with CTV
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 in their country, and view accessible design as a top priority for new public buildings. To that end, most see value in incentivizing the construction industry to do better. While…
Mindsets on Disability Quiz
[vqzb quiz_id=6]Battle of the ballots: Two alternate voting systems seen as competitive to First Past the Post
Canadians like proportionality of MMP and LPR; prefer STV and RUPR less November 29, 2016 – Even as Democratic Institutions Minister Maryam Monsef appears to be stepping back from her party’s own campaign vow that the October 2015 federal election would be the last under the First Past the Post (FPTP) system, Canadians see a strengthened vote for both themselves…
Mindsets on Disability in Canada
The Angus Reid Institute conducted a special segmentation (or cluster) analysis to develop these mindsets. Respondents are grouped or “segmented” based on shared attitudinal characteristics. Press the button below and answer a few questions to see which group you most closely align with.