The survey was never published. According to The future of religious literacy and teacher education in the Ontario
classroom:
A 51-page survey on this topic was released by the Ontario Council of
Agencies Serving Immigrants (OCASI) and Mass Minority, an advocacy
group; however, after a newspaper article published by Nicholas Keung
raised this matter
(https://www.thestar.com/news/immigration/2016/07/04/ontario-facing-epidemic-of-islamophobia-survey-finds.html),
the province and the City of Toronto contacted OCASI to postpone the
official release of the findings. This detail was shared by Keung via
an email conversation on July 14, 2016.
The Star article it links to says,
The survey by polling firm MARU/VCR&C measured public perceptions of
ethnicity and immigration in Ontario in the wake of the recent influx
of thousands of Syrian refugees — almost 12,000 to this province
alone.
“There is an epidemic of Islamophobia in Ontario. Only a third of
Ontarians have a positive impression of the religion and more than
half feel its mainstream doctrines promote violence (an anomaly
compared to other religions),” said the 51-page survey to be released
this week by the Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants and
advocacy group Mass Minority. “These sentiments are echoed with Syrian
refugees in Ontario where acceptance often coincides with acceptance
of Islam.”
Ontario has seen a number of recent incidents targeting Muslims. A
woman wearing a hijab was attacked at a supermarket in London in June
and a Western University student from Iran was beaten by two men who
taunted him and told him to go back to his country. Also, in June, an
anti-immigrant group rooted in Germany held an anti-Muslim protest in
Toronto.
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