What do Canadians really think about climate change in 2023?

An overwhelming majority of Canadians support clean energy, but misinformation is creating confusion and uncertainty about particular solutions.

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The Report
This 2023 report summarizes the current state of Canadian attitudes about climate change and especially the opinions that are important for communicators.
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The Big Trends
Check out these key takeaways for communicators based on this year’s public opinion research.
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