Report | October 21, 2022
New questions related to pediatric vaccination and booster dose intentions
Report | October 19, 2022
An international effort using behavioural science to tackle the spread of misinformation
Report | October 7, 2022
Attention paid to climate change and willingness to act are no longer declining; new results show that follow-through on high-impact actions is very low
Report | July 14, 2022
Less attention paid to climate change and less willingness to act, with most indicators decreasing slightly
Report | June 3, 2022
Establishing a strong baseline understanding of Canadians’ current knowledge base, behaviours, perceptions and attitudes related to the COVID-19 pandemic
Report | May 19, 2022
Somewhat less attention being paid to climate change; most indicators have decreased slightly
Report | May 6, 2022
New questions related to Canada’s eventual ‘re-opening’, such as when respondents expect specific measures to be lifted, and whether they anticipate day-to-day life will resemble pre-pandemic times in the near future
New questions about booster dose intentions, vaccines for children, and the use of rapid tests
Report | May 5, 2022
New questions related to vaccination experience, as well as perceptions of safe behaviours post-vaccination, and intentions to continue to adhere to public health measures
New questions related to vaccines, including a series of questions related to brand preference
New questions about second dose intentions and parental intentions to vaccinate their children. Wave 15 also featured a randomized-control trial designed to test whether or not respondents are willing to share false headlines related to COVID-19 on social
Report | February 16, 2022
Baseline level of Canadians' knowledge, attitudes and behaviours related to climate change
Report | November 13, 2021
Misinformation and disinformation, pandemic fatigue, holiday gatherings, and vaccinations.
Vaccine intentions, including whether respondents had already received a COVID-19 vaccine and what elements of the vaccine were most important to respondents
Report | November 12, 2021
Vaccine confidence, returning to "normal" behaviours, travel intentions, pandemic fatigue, along with the reopening of the economy and its associated impacts
Vaccine hesitancy, returning to “normal” behaviours, travel intentions, and pandemic fatigue, along with the reopening of the economy and its associated impacts
Increased focus on Canadians' knowledge and attitudes related to vaccines, intentions to get an influenza shot in the fall/winter, and a look at the use of alcohol and other substances
Vaccine confidence and vaccine hesitancy along with a focus on the harms and risk associated with increased alcohol use
New questions on vaccine intentions, misinformation and disinformation, use of the COVID-19 Alert App, COVID-19 testing, and holiday gatherings
Report | October 26, 2021
How restriction measures should be relaxed, changes to existing behavioural routines during the pandemic, and degree of comfort with returning to somewhat normal routines and/or behaviours over time
