Environics Research worked with the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, a not-for-profit organization, to understand the motivations and mindsets of veterans and help Commissionaires continue to provide meaningful civilian employment roles where veterans can thrive and contribute.
Philippe Marchand reflects on his experience of supervising over 30 interns, and suggests six actions mentors can take in support of effective and beneficial internships.
Derek Leebosh, VP Corporate and Public Affairs, discusses how the recent Toronto municipal election showcases a progressive shift for Torontonians.
Our research associate Shihan Liu reflects on the journey of transitioning careers, moving from advertising to market research.
Our public affairs summer intern Jordan Warren, shares her top takeaways and five tips for future interns. Don’t forget—you’re a smart cookie.
Everyone wants high-quality, cost-effective research that answers their key questions. The first step toward achieving these outcomes is a quality request for proposal (RFP), here’s how to write one.
How different are Albertans from other Canadians, really? We compared Albertans’ Social Values against those in the rest of the country.
Sarah Roberton, CAIP tells us why quality is non-negotiable when it comes to research with Indigenous peoples.
Group VP of Public Affairs Tony Coulson examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Canadians’ values and attitudes. Exploring the seven pandemic-era social trends and importance of understanding these experiences to support a smooth transition into the final stages of the pandemic and ensure a prosperous recovery for all Canadians.
Do Canadians really understand what’s at stake when they express support for Marine Protected Areas and other protective measures?
What do social values tell us about Albertans? Tony Coulson, Group VP at Environics, discusses Alberta’s 2023 provincial election.
This report, based on analysis of Environics social values surveys explores the current state of Canadians’ values and attitudes, paying particular attention to what this unique psychographic framework can tell us about the effects of COVID-19 on Canadians’ outlooks and behaviours.
