Canadians believe youth are unprepared to be active civic leaders in their community, but most think they should have more influence on government decisions. Culture & Polarization FacebookInstagramLinkedinPinterestTikTokXYoutube Hands of a multi-ethnic group of friends joined together as a sign of support and teamwork. Young people having fun together. Canadians believe youth are unprepared to be active civic leaders in their community, but most think they should have more influence on government decisions. Sub-Category: Public Opinion Source: Abacus File Type: Poll Overview: Youth perspectives in Canada Web Link: http://abacusdata.ca/youthquake-public-attitudes-to-youth-civic-engagement-in-canada/ Latest News The Year We Lived, The Future We Saw List of Nature Labs Topics Covered in the 2025/26 School Year Canada’s New Governor General – Louise Arbour Load more How To Guides Stories from rising leaders Annotated Bibliography Design Thinking Design Thinking with Michael Kennedy How to Plan an Assignment Resume & CV/Cover Letter Writing Popular Articles How To Frame A Problem To Find The Right Solution Problem Solving & Process 40 years after his death Michel Foucault’s philosophy still speaks to a world saturated with social media Life Lessons & Suggestions Here’s How America Uses Its Land Economics: Save the economy to save nature or save nature to save the economy? Death by Rail: What We’re Finally Learning About Preventing Wildlife-train Collisions Lessons to Apply