Blue graphic features bold white and teal text reading Toronto Social Capital Study 2018. Above, three circular icons depict people talking, a handshake, and a group with buildings, representing themes from the Toronto Social Capital Study 2018.

Toronto Social Capital Study 2018

How can communities best measure the well-being of their citizens? Often this is done using economic measures of employment, income and inequality. There are also statistics reporting on incidences of crime, of homeless or of disease (most recently focusing on cases of COVID-19).

Two flags, the United States on the left and Canada on the right, wave on tall flagpoles against a cloudy sky with trees and utility poles in the background, symbolizing the continuing cultural divergence of Canada and the United States.

Does father know best? Canadian views – thankfully – continue to evolve

No socio-cultural change in North America has been more consequential over the past century than changes in attitudes and expectations related to the role and status of women in society.

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