Public Sentiment Towards CBC/Radio-Canada
Environics and CCPA explored how Canadians view CBC/Radio-Canada, revealing strong support for its role in unity, inclusion, and democracy.
Environics and CCPA explored how Canadians view CBC/Radio-Canada, revealing strong support for its role in unity, inclusion, and democracy.
For over a decade, Environics Research has helped Heart & Stroke track stroke awareness in Canada, shaping campaigns like FAST and the 2025 Stroke Month initiative.
Environics Research partners with Future of Good on their 2025 Changemaker Wellbeing Index.
The Spring 2025 IRIS Market Research Worldwide meeting in Newcastle celebrated global collaboration, AI’s evolving role, and talent development, while welcoming new members and fostering personal and professional growth.
Canada’s post-secondary institutions are facing growing challenges due to limited public funding, tuition limits, and constraints on international enrolment. In this evolving landscape, understanding the needs and values of Gen Z students is crucial.
Victoria Sicilia shares insights at the Globe & Mail’s Women in Leadership Conferences on how to engage Gen Z Women at Work.
Hear from Derek Leebosh’s latest article as he reflects on Canadian public opinion and political trends
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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.
Trump’s tariff threats have sparked concern in Canada, but they have also reignited national pride and a renewed focus on critical policy challenges. This moment presents an opportunity for Canadians to push for stronger economic and political collaboration to secure the country’s future.
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.