Environics Analytics Webinars

The way Canadians shop for groceries and packaged goods is changing due to increased inflation and economic challenges faced by many households. As the landscape changes around us, leveraging existing tools and resources to gain actionable insights faster has never been more important.

Hear from our data experts as they share how the latest enhancements to the Homescan® Profiles experience in ENVISION can accelerate the process of going from questions to answers.

Canadian charities are facing tremendous challenges as demand for services increases, while volunteers and donations are in decline for some organizations. At the same time, Canadians are changing the ways they engage with charities.

Join Shannon Craig (CanadaHelps) and Jennifer Robins (Environics Analytics) on May 11 at 2:00 PM ET to explore insights from The Giving Report 2023. This report was published by CanadaHelps, in partnership with Environics Analytics and Imagine Canada.

With the 2023 vintages of our core demographic and segmentation databases now available, we’re excited to share the latest insights on the Canadian population.

Join us on May 10 at 1 PM ET to hear from Jan Kestle, Dr. Doug Norris, Danny Heuman and Rupen Seoni as they cover the highlights from this major release, including the latest population trends reflected in DemoStats, how PRIZM® has evolved to connect insights to activation and how SocialValues helps organizations to better engage with the communities they serve.

Over the past few years, Canada has endured rapidly evolving economic circumstances with rising inflation, interest rate hikes and declining property values. As households continue to feel pressures on disposable income and eroding wealth, more than ever, not-for-profits need a timely understanding of the financial state of Canadians.

Hear from EA's financial and not-for-profit data experts as they share the latest on Canadian finances, spending and giving habits and what to expect for the year ahead.

With Canada welcoming nearly half a million immigrants each of the next several years and rising interprovincial migration, the demographic landscape across the country is changing rapidly.

Hear from EA's Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he explores the latest demographic trends and summarizes the key findings from the recent Canadian Census.

The marketing industry's ability to effectively target audiences, engage consumers and measure advertising success is increasingly under pressure. Disappearing third-party cookies, the deprecation of mobile location signals and strengthening privacy legislation create the imperative for brands to find new and innovative ways to leverage their first-party data for customer acquisition.

Enter data clean rooms: the emerging privacy-compliant environments for first-party data collaboration and activation between advertisers, agencies, publishers and media platforms.

These clean rooms hold great marketing promise and the potential for exciting outcomes. However, marketers need to be aware not only of the opportunities these environments offer—especially in a Canadian context—but also of the many complexities and considerations involved.

More than 70% of working-aged Canadians now have a post-secondary degree or diploma, led by the highly-educated young female demographic.

Hear from EA's Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he examines Statistics Canada's final release of 2021 Census data exploring all-new information on education levels and the labour force.

Permanent resident immigrants now represent nearly a quarter of Canada's total population - the highest level since Confederation.

Hear from EA's Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he examines Statistics Canada's sixth release of 2021 Census data. Doug will explore all-new data on immigration and citizenship, ethnocultural and religious diversity, and mobility and migration.

The nuclear family is no longer the dominant Canadian household type, with the number of empty-nest and one-person households continuing to rise.

Hear from EA's Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he examines Statistics Canada's third release of 2021 Census data. Doug will explore all-new data on Canadian military experience—available for the first time—while also exploring the landscape of Canada's families, and households and their income profiles.

Discover key changes to our current databases, new product launches and insights on emerging economic and population trends you can leverage for your organization.

Hear from our data experts about significant enhancements and modifications to many of our core databases, including DemoStats and several behavioural products. Plus, get a preview of what's around the corner. 

Canada continues to grow older, with 19 percent of the population over the age of 65, compared to just 16 percent under the age of 15.

Hear from EA's Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he examines Statistics Canada's second release of 2021 Census data. Doug will explore all-new data on gender—available for the first time—and sex at birth while also taking a detailed look at the age distribution of Canada's population and dwelling types across the country.

Canadian charities are facing challenges as demand for charity services increase while donations decline. At the same time, Canadians are changing the ways they engage with charities, both in how they give and how giving differs among generations.

On April 27 at 2:00 PM ET, join Jacob O'Connor (SVP, Charity Engagement - CanadaHelps) and Jennifer Robins (Director, Business Development & NFP Lead - Environics Analytics) to explore insights from The Giving Report 2022. This report was launched by CanadaHelps in partnership with Environics Analytics.

Over the past five years, Canada’s population has increased by 1.8 million people, remaining the fastest-growing amongst G-7 nations.

Hear from EA’s Chief Demographer, Dr. Doug Norris, as he examines Statistics Canada's first release of 2021 Census data. Doug will explore key population trends across the country, including a detailed look at growth in each province and territory and the implications these data could have for marketers and decision-makers.