Young Canadians Believe That Honouring War Veterans Is Important. Young Quebecers More Confident of Future Tolerance Towards Immigrants. Young Canadians divided on the issue of private university .
Youth thinks regionalism is the political wave of the future.
Forty-six per cent hold the opposite view. These are some of key findings of Destination 2025, a survey of young Canadians between the ages of 18 and 25 that was jointly commissioned by the Association for Canadian Studies and the Centre for Research and Information on Canada. The poll examines how young people foresee their future and the country's 25 years from now. The survey is being released in five parts. Today, to mark Labour Day, findings on how Canadian youth view such issues as the labour market, education, and university funding are being made public.