Research & insights
National research results, highlights: April 2025
Engaged women understand that a strong energy sector means a stronger Canada, providing stability and opportunity for families and future generations. This year’s research signals a shift. For the first time, we’re not just seeing consensus. We’re seeing expectations and direction, and a view on what energy policy and leadership in Canada should look like. Research shows engaged women are proud of Canada’s energy sector and believe now is the time to responsibly develop it.
Canadian women’s policy priorities are clear, and they’re going to the polls to protect them
New national survey data shows that the engaged women segment is growing steadily, they know their top policy priorities and upcoming provincial and federal elections can expect a high turnout from this demographic in 2025.
National research results, highlights: June 2024
Although energy issues might seem to divide the public, our research shows that engaged women share common ground. Women across Canada desire a balanced approach on energy and the environment, but also agree life has gotten harder.
Canadian women are not convinced we have energy policies that positively affect prosperity
New national survey data shows that engaged Canadian women are questioning our country’s energy policies, and the number of women who care about these policies is also growing.
National research results, highlights: November 2023
While it may seem like the public is deeply polarized on energy issues, our research indicates that women share common ground. But, a majority are unwilling to make tradeoffs that jeopardize their standard of living.
National research results, highlights: June 2023
In March of this year, we partnered with the preeminent national research firm Leger to test the hypothesis there are women in Canada who are predisposed to advocate for economic prosperity during energy transformation.
Sound Energy Policy Index
The Sound Energy Policy Index (SEPI) is a tool that consolidates various metrics from Canada Powered by Women’s national research, conducted by Leger, into a single, comprehensive score that reflects engaged women’s perceptions of sound energy policies in Canada.