Summary
"... report of findings from a survey of Canadians to examine their awareness of and relationship to different historical, recent or on-going conflicts around the world, and to understand their views and experiences in terms of how these conflicts might have an impact on their lives here in Canada. Two methods were used to obtain both a representative sample of the Canadian public as a whole, including robust samples of 1st generation, generation "1.5" and 2nd generation Canadians, as well as supplementary, targeted samples of those with a connection to one of the following specific conflicts of interest: Israel/Palestine, Armenia/Turkey, Sri Lanka, Somalia/Horn of Africa, The Sudans, India/Pakistan, Sikhs/non-Sikhs in the Punjab and/or elsewhere in India, Afghanistan, Former Yugoslavia."--Page 2.
Contents
I. Background and methodology -- II. Key findings -- III. Profiles of those who connect with each conflict -- IV. Knowledge of and connection to conflict regions -- V. Perception of the extent to which conflicts exist in Canada today -- VI. Perceptions of how Canada should address conflicts -- VII. Perceptions of Canadian values and relationships between Canadians from different backgrounds -- VIII. The impact of conflicts -- IX. Change in feelings about the conflicts -- X. Involvement in attempts to effect change -- XI. Demographic characteristics of general public respondents.