This document presents the main findings of the 2025 survey conducted by Pollara for RDÉE Canada among 517 Francophones living in minority communities across Canada.
The results show that economic issues dominate respondents’ concerns, particularly the cost of living and the Canada–U.S. trade dispute. The document also highlights the importance Francophones place on local businesses, rising expectations of governments, and strong support for expanding Francophone and bilingual trade corridors. It offers a concise overview of the economic pressures facing Francophone minority communities and the policy directions respondents believe could strengthen their resilience.