When Climate Isn’t the Only Crisis
2026 Public Opinion: Canadians still care about climate change, but they are weighting it against everything else.
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Signs of hope amid the gloom?
As 2025 came to a close, Canadians were anxious about the economy, global stability, and healthcare, yet surprisingly optimistic about the country’s direction. Our new data suggest cautious hope rather than deepening pessimism.
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Accelerate ZEV & Environics Research – Canada can lead EV supply chain
We partnered with Accelerate to survey Canadians on the country’s electric vehicle supply chain. The study found strong public support across all components of the EV ecosystem but highlighted uncertainty about Canada’s ability to deliver.
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2025 RIA Advisor RI Insights Study & Environics Research
The 2025 RIA Advisor RI Insights Study, conducted by Environics Research for the Responsible Investment Association (RIA), provides a comprehensive view of how Canadian financial advisors are engaging with responsible investment (RI) in today’s evolving market.
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Canada Energy Regulator (CER) – Measuring stakeholder trust and confidence
Our research project gathered feedback from key stakeholders about their perceptions of the CER along with suggestions for improvement.
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Is the public on board with Prime Minister Carney’s energy agenda?
Canadians are on board with PM Carney’s energy plan: most support boosting both clean and conventional energy to grow the economy without sacrificing climate action.
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Do Canadians support the oil sands and new export pipelines?
With the economy top of mind, Canadians are backing oil sands and pipelines—hoping for growth without sacrificing climate progress.
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Where does climate change fit in the federal government’s energy agenda?
As Prime Minister Mark Carney makes energy central to Canada’s economic strategy, new survey data shows Canadians back it only if paired with strong clean energy investment.
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The Globe & Mail: Energy Infrastructure Backed
Our latest national survey indicates that Canadians are looking for a balanced approach to energy development.
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Canada 2025: The Next Energy Superpower?
In the face of new geopolitical pressures and a rapidly evolving energy landscape, how ready are Canadians to embrace a bold national pivot?
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Energy East Revisited: Worth Another Look?
With renewed discussions on Canada’s energy future, Tony Coulson explores the strong public support for the Energy East pipeline and whether it could be revived in the wake of shifting economic priorities.
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Breaking out of the echo chamber: public views on energy and climate
Sarah Roberton and Annika Jagmohan reflect on public expectations and how the Canadian Environmental Barometer uncovers insights to help organizations make strategic decisions.
