Tony Coulson’s article The Politics of GenX explores how Canada’s Generation X, now at the peak of its influence, holds diverse political values that defy generational stereotypes, emphasizing that values—not age—are the key to understanding political behavior.
How satisfied are GTA residents with where they live and what issues are top of mind?
Philippe Marchand reflects on how clowning techniques in improvisation have presented key lessons that enhance work in qualitative research.
Sarah Robertons latest report highlights what kind of home and community residents want to live in five to 10 years from now.
Bernice Cheung presents insights from recent survey outlining current acceptance rates of open banking among Canadians.
Victoria Sicilia and Jordan Warren discuss how our Focus GTA data show rising concern on housing affordability amongst GTA residents.
Brittany Denham analyzes the Canadian social media landscape and how social values research identifies generational differences by each platform.
Derek Leebosh, VP Corporate and Public Affairs, discusses how the recent Toronto municipal election showcases a progressive shift for Torontonians.
How different are Albertans from other Canadians, really? We compared Albertans’ Social Values against those in the rest of the country.
What do social values tell us about Albertans? Tony Coulson, Group VP at Environics, discusses Alberta’s 2023 provincial election.
Our recent research suggests widespread feelings of confidence and goodwill that will likely help Canadians navigate this period of change
Our data shows little movement on measures related to confidence in institutions and offices involved in Canada’s pandemic response.
