Five-year tracking survey on official languages : final report / prepared for Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages. : SF31-153/2026E-PDF

"In 2016, the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages (the Office of the Commissioner) conducted a survey to explore Canadians' opinions on official languages and bilingualism. This research included both a random probability telephone survey of 1,000 Canadians, and an online panel survey of 1,016 Canadians. In 2021, the Office of the Commissioner mandated Environics Research and the Office of the Commissioner’s research team to survey Canadians again using the same methodologies, but with the sample sizes for each survey increased to 1,500. In 2026 a follow-up survey was once again conducted by Environics and the Office of the Commissioner's research team, with the same methodology as in 2021 and using a very similar questionnaire. This enables the Office of the Commissioner to track the results and measure the evolution of public opinion over the last 10 years. This report covers the findings of the 2026 survey and compares them with results from 2016 and 2021. ..."-- Narrative executive summary, page i.

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