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ACS has an established reputation for conducting social research, anticipating where public discourse is heading, and disseminating knowledge that advances public discourse and evidence-based decision-making. Relying on its longstanding expertise in the collection of public opinion data and demographic analysis, the ACS regularly keeps track of Canadian trends, attitudes and realities. Studies touch on Canadians’ multiple identities, their sense of belonging, support for language duality and views around various facets of diversity, equality and inclusion.

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Immigrant Mental Health

Date: July 14, 2010

Study Theme:

Canadians Preferred Rhetoric: What words and phrases resonate most with Canadians?

Date: July 2, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Who Wants to Come to Canada?

Date: June 23, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Reasonable accommodations (en francais)

Date: June 18, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Vancouver Olympics (en francais)

Date: June 18, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Identity and multiculturalism (en francais)

Date: June 18, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Canada’s ’Very Attached’: Quebecers push language over nation amongst markers of identity to which Canadians are most attached

Date: June 15, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Getting Ahead in Canada: Rightly of Wrongly, Canadians Believe Their Society is Egalitarian

Date: June 15, 2010

Study Theme: Other

Part 1 – Is there a common culture in Canada? Part 2 – Multiculturalism: Lessons to Learn?

Date: June 2, 2010

Study Theme: Heritage

Part 1 Is there a common culture in Canada? Part 2 Multiculturalism: Lessons to Learn?

Date: June 2, 2010

Study Theme: Other

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Immigrant Mental Health

Canadians Preferred Rhetoric: What words and phrases resonate most with Canadians?

Who Wants to Come to Canada?

Reasonable accommodations (en francais)

Vancouver Olympics (en francais)

Identity and multiculturalism (en francais)

Canada’s ’Very Attached’: Quebecers push language over nation amongst markers of identity to which Canadians are most attached

Getting Ahead in Canada: Rightly of Wrongly, Canadians Believe Their Society is Egalitarian

Part 1 – Is there a common culture in Canada? Part 2 – Multiculturalism: Lessons to Learn?

Part 1 Is there a common culture in Canada? Part 2 Multiculturalism: Lessons to Learn?

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