Although GTA residents recognize that the current housing situation is driven by a classic case of supply-and-demand economics, a majority want their governments to intervene in the marketplace by taking steps to increase the supply of affordable housing
Tony Coulson argues that while Canadians often feel overtaxed and perceive the system as unfair, most still view taxes as a necessary positive because they fund valued public services like health care and education.
Environics Research and the TTC’s Viktoriya Artemyeva present a series of innovative methodologies used to help the TTC adapt to it’s customer’s changing needs at the MRIA 2016 Conference.
Environics Research’s Focus GTA survey of 1,005 Toronto-area adults provides a detailed analysis of citizens’ attitudes towards Uber.
Since Environics began tracking public opinion about the Energy East pipeline in 2012, between 60% and 65% of Canadians have supported the proposal to convert existing natural gas pipelines to transport crude oil from the oil sands to refineries in Eastern Canada and for export.
Over 73 days before the Alberta provincial election, we collected 131,563 tweets to analyze Jim Prentice’s now infamous “look in the mirror” moment.
Pharmacies have changed dramatically in recent years. The old-school apothecaries are being rapidly replaced by larger, one-stop retail experiences offering everything from groceries to cleaning products, in addition to prescription drugs. In spite of the rapid increase in the number of SKUs (Stock Keeping Units) found in the average drug store, there is one notable…
Environics’ Corporate and Public Affairs Team explores the growing business of medical marijuana in Canada and the concerns of many doctors
Environics’ Tony Coulson and Michael Adams discuss the changing political climate in Alberta.
