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COVID Impacts - Vaccine Perceptions

Canadian women entrepreneurs: Towards a diverse, inclusive and innovative ecosystem

Report - Quebec: Should the Vaccine be Mandatory or Voluntary?

Report : Who Should Decide Whether a Vaccine should be mandatory?

COV-IDEOLOGY: the intersection between ideological preference and views on the contagion

Weekly Survey – December 15, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

In Biden we Trust? Examining Canadians Trust in the president elect and in the American people

COVID Impacts - Mortality in Ethnocultural Communities

Weekly Survey – December 1st, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

Environmental Concerns, Climate Change And COVID-19

Many Canadians are gaining weight, eating more and exercising less since the outbreak of the pandemic

Canada And The United Nations: Marking 75 Years Of The Country’s Membership In The Leading International Institution

Just Give Me The Night: Quebec Men Most Opposed To The Idea Of A Temporary Evening Curfew To Fight COVID-19

Quebecers most likely Canadians to have downloaded the COVID-19 Alert Federal App and majority find it useful

The Effects Of Following The Contagion’s Evolution Abroad And The Fear Of Getting COVID-19 in Canada

Weekly Survey – November 16, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

Metropolis eBook - Beyond 2020: Renewing Canada’s Commitment to Immigration

The annual Metropolis Canada Conference, the country’s largest immigration forum, brings together immigrant service providers, academics, as well as representatives from governmental and non-governmental organizations and the private sector. Creating an opportunity for deliberation on some of the most pressing issues of the day, Metropolis has a longstanding tradition of thoughtful productive conversations that play a vital role in the development of future policies. Metropolis Canada was in its 22nd edition when the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic forced a last-minute postponement of the March 2020 conference. Entitled, Beyond 2020: Renewing Canada’s Commitment to Immigration, the conference aimed to examine some of the country’s key immigration-related opportunities and challenges. Reviewing and renewing how Canada attracts, settles and integrates newcomers is an ongoing process, particularly in the context of the need for inclusion, diversity, human rights and a commitment to reconciliation in our society.

Canadians Following The Progress Of COVID-19 Abroad Are More Fearful Of Getting The Virus  

Weekly Survey – November 9, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

Official Bilingualism: Viewed Positively In Quebec And The Rest Of Canada Amidst Language Debates

Which Groups Do Canadians See As Most Vulnerable During The COVID-19 Crisis

Weekly Survey – November 2, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

Final Report - Measuring Attitudes & Perceptions on the Impact of COVID-19 in Select Sub- Saharan African Cities

COVID-19 Gives Us A Glimpse Of What Canada’s Population Growth Might Look Like With Significant Reductions To Immigration