Canadian Survey Stuff

The Environics Institute for Survey Research conducts many comprehensive studies of Canadians' attitudes, values and behaviours every year. The Institute also has access to the Environics public opinion data archive with results stretching back to the late 1970s. Not all of this data can be published through the media or in our own reports. I use this Substack to share some of our latest findings that you may not see elsewhere, often with tracking that highlights how Canadian society has changed over time.

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What Canadians really think about themselves, their governments, their country and the world. Why guess when you can have data? Regular public opinion results and insights from the Environics Institute for Survey Research.

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Andrew Parkin

@cdnsurveystuff

Numbers guy with the data you need. Fact-checking the stories we like to tell about ourselves. Executive Director, Environics Institute for Survey Research