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Canadians’ Perceptions of University Encampments

To what extent are the encampments supported by Canadians? According to a survey conducted by Leger for the Association for Canadian Studies and Robert Brym, Professor of Sociology Emeritus, University of Toronto, the encampments enjoy the support of just 16% of all Canadian adults, though opinion varies by age, gender, ideological preference, and other factors. The survey was conducted via web panel over the period May 17-20, 2024, with a sample of 1,519 Canadians. The poll results were weighted by population characteristics taken from the 2021 Census of Canada (age, gender, area of residence, educational attainment, and so on).

Covereaction? The Divide over lessons from the Pandemic

ACS20221022EN - Survey of Teachers in Canada on the Impact of COVID-19 and Teaching

Controlling Ourselves And Controlling The Contagion: Visiting People Outside Your Homes During The Holiday Period And Views On Limiting The Spread Of The Contagion Over The Next Few Weeks

Environmental Concerns, Climate Change And COVID-19

Weekly Survey – August 17, 2020 (conducted in collaboration with Leger)

Back to School: Quebecers By Far Most Open in Canada and the United States to Reopen Schools This September

Systemic Racism & Prejudice in Canada and the United States

Social Impacts of COVID-19 on Canadian Youth

Canadian Opinion on the Corona Virus – N°13 | Religion and COVID-19

ENGLISH LANGUAGE RIGHTS IN QUEBEC AND DEFINING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE CANADIAN

Do We Need To Know Our Language Rights?

Knowledge of the Holocaust in Canada: As we approach the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz significant gaps exist in awareness

Canadian Views on Genocide Prevention on the eve of the 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz

SLAVERY, RACE AND HIGHER EDUCATION: THE CASE OF DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY

Learning About Canada’s Indigenous Peoples

Pride and Knowledge : Looking Back at Canada’s Participation in World War II

Should International Students Be Charged More?

Learning About the Holocaust: Quebecers Are by Far the Least Informed

Interest And Benefit of Learning about Canada’s History

Multiculturalism versus Interculturalism: Myth and Reality

Social Integration Of Syrian Refugee Children In Canadian Schools: Three Prominent Issues

Promoting Language, Literacy And Well-Being Of Syrian Refugee Children Through Summer Camps

The Lucky and Unlucky SevenLongest Serving Prime Ministers of Canada