Social Norms and Racism in Canada
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Relations with Indigenous Peoples
Read the latest results from the Confederation of Tomorrow 2022 Survey of Canadians
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Women's Equality & the Women's Movement: An Update
Just over 50 years after the tabling of the report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women, the sense that more needs to be done to promote the equality of women has not faded
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Working when Sick How Workplace Regulations & Culture Will Impact the Post-Pandemic Recovery
Access to paid sick days and the influence of workplace culture both impede efforts to contain the spread of serious illness
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Democracy and Political Polarization in Canada and the U.S.
More Americans stand at either end of the political spectrum; more Canadians stand in the middle
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Making Up Time: The Pandemic’s Impact on Young Adults in Canada
The pandemic’s impact has been felt more acutely and more persistently among young Canadian adults.
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Canadian public opinion about immigration and refugees
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Canadian Public Opinion about Indigenous Peoples and Reconciliation
The 2021 Focus Canada survey reveals that attitudes in Canada are shifting
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Support for Democracy in Canada
Canadians are generally satisfied with the country’s democracy and political system, and are becoming more likely to trust its key political institutions and actors.
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Key Finding
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July 11, 2022| In the Media
Canada’s racist social norms — and how we can change them
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June 22, 2022| In the Media
How familiar are Canadians with the history of Indigenous residential schools?
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April 21, 2022| In the Media
Desire for identity separate from Canada gaining in Sask., but status quo most popular option: poll
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April 11, 2022| In the Media
Canada isn't hopelessly divided — but our politicians can always make it worse
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April 5, 2022| In the Media
Majority of Albertans support federal equalization program, survey suggests
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Insights
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July 11, 2022|
Canadians need to keep talking about racism
Social norms play a key role in the dynamics of racism and prejudice because they establish the boundaries around which people act toward those they see as “the other.”
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Forget Ottawa — Albertans growing alienated from their own leaders, too
Right across the Prairies, residents less likely to feel provincial governments can best speak for them
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Are Canadians finally at peace with their Constitution?
A reflection on the eve of the 40th anniversary of patriation and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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