Education

Canadians Need to Hit the Books! - Fewer than One in Five (18%) Canadians Score a Passing Grade in a Quiz About Their Country’s History
Public Opinion Survey

Canadians Need to Hit the Books! - Fewer than One in Five (18%) Canadians Score a Passing Grade in a Quiz About Their Country’s History

Many Lack Familiarity Regarding the Achievements of Famous Canadians
Education Survey

Neither Side Winning Public Opinion Battle in BC Teachers Dispute

Education Survey

Parents Consider School Health and Physical Education Classes Important, Seek Improvements to Current Offering

Obesity Considered the Pre-eminent Health Issue Facing Children Today
Education Survey

Kiss Me Kate:
Majority (55%, + 12) of Canadians Think Nuptials Between Prince William and Kate Middleton Should Put William, Not Charles on the Royal Throne

While Canadians Slightly More Favourable to Monarchy as a Whole,
Slim Majority (53%) Still Believes Canada should End its Ties to the
Monarchy When Queen Elizabeth's Reign Ends
Education Survey

Knowledge of First and Second World War
Lowest Among Young Canadians

However, Knowledge of the War in Afghanistan Highest Among Young Canadians
Education Survey

Le niveau de connaissance de la Premiиre et de la Deuxiиme Guerre mondiale est le plus faible parmi les jeunes Canadiens

Par contre, le niveau de connaissance de la guerre en Afghanistan est le plus йlevй chez les jeunes Canadiens
Education Survey

Nine in Ten (90%) Canadians `Agree' that Improving Literacy Levels in Canada is Key to
Improving the Country's Economy

Most (95%) `Agree' that Literacy Training is Critical to
Improving Job Prospects for Canadians
Education Survey

Ipsos and Georgian College: `Partners for the Future of Research'

Canada's Largest Market Research Firm Named Distinguished Partner of Barrie-based College
Education Survey

Canadian Youth Science Monitor

The Canada Foundation for Innovation and Ipsos Reid present the first nationwide study of young Canadians attitudes towards science
Education Survey

Three quarters (77%) of Canadians believe that the men and women who served in the Second World War deserve to be called "the Greatest Generation"

In Hindsight, Six in Ten (58%) Canadians Today Say They
Would Have Signed Up to Serve in 1939
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