Canadians aged 50+ are less optimistic about later life than they were 20 years ago. Explore how economic uncertainty, global events and shifting confidence are shaping the experience of aging in Canada.
Environics Research was featured in an August 2026, Globe and Mail opinion piece highlighting national pride research conducted for the Cascade Institute.
As Canadian consumers place greater importance on corporate responsibility, resource companies face growing expectations to demonstrate environmental stewardship through action, not promises.
2026 Public Opinion: Canadians still care about climate change, but they are weighting it against everything else.
Fresh back from the IRIS Spring 2026 meeting in Lucerne, Switzerland, Tony Coulson reflects on key discussions around AI, trust, active democracy, and the evolving future of the insights industry.
Environics Research partnered with Skilled Trades Ontario to better understand and reshape perceptions of careers in the skilled trades.
Environics Research is proud to be conducting Ontario Nonprofit Network’s 2026 State of the Sector survey – a vital tool for advocacy, policy change, and sector-wide understanding.
The Thunder Bay CEDC, Thunder Bay Multicultural Association and City of Thunder Bay Community Services Department embarked on a comprehensive Welcoming Communities Analysis to understand the City’s current landscape and develop strategies to make Thunder Bay more welcoming and supportive of newcomers.
Most GTA residents can get from A to B – but mobility challenges shape residents’ choices by limiting social plans, job options, and daily activities because of unreliable or insufficient service. Our findings highlight growing demand for better coverage, affordability, and reliability across the region.
Environics Research, on behalf of the Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC), the City of Thunder Bay Community Services Department, and the Thunder Bay Multicultural Association, has released findings from a multi-phased Welcoming Communities Analysis examining newcomer integration and long-term retention in Thunder Bay.
As costs climb across the GTA, residents are finding ways to cut back on everyday expenses, from discretionary spending to grocery habits. However, housing stands apart, a pressure point where many feel the impact yet have few options to meaningfully respond.
Understanding GTA residents and emerging priorities to help leaders make informed, community-focused decisions.
