Our research addresses four key themes:
- Canada’s diverse peoples and communities
- Governing Canada
- Indigenous peoples and reconciliation
- Social and economic change
In each of these areas, our research seeks to represent and reflect the diversity of Canadian society. Whenever possible, we track public opinion and social change over time to identify important trends.
Featured Report
Building Faster
Public expectations for collaboration in the Canadian federation
Most Canadians support the federal government’s intention to act quickly to expand the country’s infrastructure, but not in the absence of agreements with its provincial or Indigenous partners.
Featured Report
Canadian public opinion on our relationships with other countries
In 2025, Canadians find themselves facing a much less certain international situation than they have been used to. Some of this is due to the persistence of conflicts in Ukraine, and in Israel and Gaza, and the wider threats they pose to international peace and security.
Insights
Politics is getting crazier. Can pollsters stay sane?
Ever since Donald Trump first set his sights on the presidency, it’s been hard to keep up with his non-stop outlandish statements and actions. But if you think this causes headaches for journalists, pundits and politicians, spare a thought for the pollsters. | By Michael Adams & Andrew Parkin
April 28, 2026
Women in the workplace: Experiences with mentoring
January 15, 2026
What public opinion tells us about the political outlook for 2026
December 29, 2025
Featured Data
Trust in the Prime Minister
The proportion currently expressing a lot of trust in the Prime Minister of Canada is now the highest registered since this series of surveys began in 2010; the proportion is also twice as high as it was a decade ago.
To what extent do you trust the prime minister? 2010 – 2025
Using a scale ranging from 1 to 7, where 1 means “not at all” and 7 means “a lot.”
















