Platforms And Values: Who Are The Parties Campaigning for?
By examining the social values of Canadian voters, we find a striking degree of consistency between political party platforms and key support groups in the October 2019 federal election.
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By examining the social values of Canadian voters, we find a striking degree of consistency between political party platforms and key support groups in the October 2019 federal election.
A recent Environics Research poll reveals that Canadians believe the federal government is responsible for ensuring universal access to medications.
Our recent study of Indigenous Peoples for APTN focused on concerns leading up to the federal election.
A new study conducted by Environics Research and commissioned by AGE-WELL offers a number of fresh insights into the attitudes of Canadians aged 50 and over toward aging, health and technology
A recent study conducted by Environics Research for TD Bank reveals that a majority of Canadians are comfortable with companies using AI if it means they'll receive better and more personalized [...]
Our competitive brand benchmarking research has allowed us to build a greater understanding of the dimensions that actually drive sales.
VP of Financial Services Rob Stel explains the key shortcomings of Net Promoter Scores along with our recommendations for a more effective client engagement feedback process.
We recently invited seven prominent guest speakers from FinTech companies, incumbent banks and venture capitalist firms to share their views about Canadian consumer adoption of financial service [...]
A wave of authoritarian populism has been evident in Europe, Britain and the United States over the past few decades. Many Canadians are wondering how these energies might manifest in their own [...]
The above is a graphical representation of the Gartner Hype Cycle and where research technologies currently fall on it. As you can see, we believe that video analysis has recently hit a “technological trigger.”
