Canadians are happier than they’ve been in years, with a major new poll revealing a surge in well-being tied to personal health, strong friendships, community trust, purpose, and daily security. While people crave safety and green spaces as key to thriving communities, they often overlook these “soft” priorities when advising policymakers — creating a disconnect between what makes them feel good and what gets prioritized in public decisions. As happiness research evolves from academia into government policy, Canada is learning how to measure and nurture real quality of life — one local connection at a time.
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