Environics Research will be conducting a series of public consultations on behalf of the Toronto Police Services Board as part of the Chief selection process.
In proud support of Eva’s Initiatives for Homeless Youth (Eva’s), we are pleased to present the Cooking At Home cookbook, a selection of Environics Research staff’s favourite recipes made and borrowed.
A new study conducted by Environics Research and commissioned by AGE-WELL offers a number of fresh insights into the attitudes of Canadians aged 50 and over toward aging, health and technology
A recent study conducted by Environics Research for TD Bank reveals that a majority of Canadians are comfortable with companies using AI if it means they'll receive better and more personalized service; but many admit that they don't understand the technology well enough to know the risks
Our VP of Consultation and Engagement discusses the results of our recent nation-wide engagement activity, A Healthy Dialogue, and what this could mean for the future of the Canadian health care system.
The results of our recent study for Genworth Canada provide a snapshot of Canadian homeowners’ attitudes and financial fitness, both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The results of the 2019 IRIS Global Confidence Survey conducted across 23 countries among 12,436 participants indicate that consumers around the world are exhibiting signs of economic stress.
To better understand what the healthcare community is doing to help build trust, we hosted a panel of healthcare leaders who are seeing the demand for increased collaboration and a need for higher trust in their various roles across the system.
Deeply skeptical of authority, and lacking strong social connections, Lone Wolves resemble the stereotypical Gen Xers of the 1990s. These Millennials are solitary, and favour keeping life simple and straightforward. They are seldom involved in community events, have little civic engagement and they don’t feel strongly connected to what’s going on in society at large. Still, whereas some people who feel disconnected from society feel angry or hostile to others, Lone Wolves are low-key: they are not xenophobic or sexist, for instance. If disaffected Gen Xers’ motto was “Whatever,” perhaps the Lone Wolves’ words to live by are “I’m not hurting anyone. Just let me be.”
Demographic Highlights
Predominantly female
Most likely Elders to live in the Atlantic provinces
More likely to have lower levels of education (high school or less)
