This text is taken from the June 20 Coronavirus Courier, the last in the series. To subscribe to one of our newsletters, click here.
Quebecers’ optimism has reached a peak. They are less than 10% to think that the worst of the crisis is yet to come.
This is what emerges from the latest INSPQ survey on the attitude and behavior of Quebecers.
Behind this optimism hides a form of realism. They remain 54% to consider that the pandemic is not over, and 70% believe that it is “important to continue to apply the measures against COVID-19 in order to protect vulnerable people”.
This sounding also shows that certain habits are rooted in Quebecers. Nearly two-thirds of respondents say they “intend to wear a mask in certain situations, even if it is no longer mandatory to do so”.
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