social media channels, and its partners. In fall 2016, the Angus Reid Institute and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation partnered for a nationwide polling project. Stories from the study included Canadian views of multiculturalism in 2016, Quebec's diminished desire for separatism, and the lower levels of pride among Canadian millennials. Angus Reid also published a column discussing the perceptions and realities of multiculturalism in Canada. Angus Reid Global Angus Reid (formerly Angus Reid Global) is a market research company serving the research intelligence needs of businesses and organizations across North America. Launched in June 2019, the company is Reid's latest business venture. With offices in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Toronto, Ontario, Angus Reid offers a suite of data collection tools to measure public opinion and consumer attitudes and behaviors on a variety of topics. Central to that is the Angus Reid Forum, a web-based public-opinion community of thousands of respondents in Canada and the United States who answer questions and surveys on various topics. Angus Reid employs a cross-section of experts in the fields of panel management, market and opinion research, and data solutions offering research services for businesses, brands, governments, not-for-profit organizations, and others. Angus Reid Public Opinion Angus Reid Public Opinion was a public affairs practice arm of Vision Critical, a software development company that creates online research tools. It was established in 2006 under the name Angus Reid Strategies. Located at Vision Critical's headquarters in Vancouver, Angus Reid Public Opinion conducted regional, national and multi-country research. Angus Reid polls were conducted using the Angus Reid Forum, Springboard America, and Springboard UK online panels. Angus Reid Public Opinion used technology created by Vision Critical to send surveys on political and social issues that panelists can respond to from their computers, tablet, or smartphone. References External links Angus Reid Institute website Official biography at University of Manitoba Timeline of Angus Reid's life Living people 1947 births People from Regina, Saskatchewan Canadian chief executives Canadian philanthropists Canadian sociologists Market researchers University of Manitoba alumni Carleton University alumni Pollsters