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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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Boundaries of Identity: Geographic Knowledge, Identities and Migration in Canada and the United States

Date: July 28, 2009

Study Theme: Other

The State of the Canadian Union: Are attitudes towards Federalism in flux? Part 1-3

Date: July 28, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Contribution, Comprehension and Behaviour: How are anglo-Quebeckers viewed by franco-Quebecers and the perceptions of francophones and non-francophones of this situation

Date: July 28, 2009

Study Theme: Heritage, Official Languages, Quebec

Canada and the US: Friends, Yes. Allies, Maybe.

Date: May 5, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Canadians attitudes to Federalism

Date: May 1, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Borders and Boundaries

Date: April 14, 2009

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Capital Language: Differences in Language Knowledge and Use in Ottawa and Gatineau

Date: March 16, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Hispanics and the New Vertical Mosaic

Date: March 9, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Provincial Identification on the Wane

Date: February 18, 2009

Study Theme: Other

Federalism and Canadian Identities: Updating the Portrait of Canada

Date: February 18, 2009

Study Theme: Other

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Boundaries of Identity: Geographic Knowledge, Identities and Migration in Canada and the United States

The State of the Canadian Union: Are attitudes towards Federalism in flux? Part 1-3

Contribution, Comprehension and Behaviour: How are anglo-Quebeckers viewed by franco-Quebecers and the perceptions of francophones and non-francophones of this situation

Canada and the US: Friends, Yes. Allies, Maybe.

Canadians attitudes to Federalism

Borders and Boundaries

Capital Language: Differences in Language Knowledge and Use in Ottawa and Gatineau

Hispanics and the New Vertical Mosaic

Provincial Identification on the Wane

Federalism and Canadian Identities: Updating the Portrait of Canada

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