A recent Angus Reid survey reveals that a majority of Canadians support mandatory national service for young adults under 30, with approximately 70% favoring a year of such service. However, the preferred form of service is predominantly civilian rather than military. The survey indicates that while Canadians believe mandatory civilian service could enhance social cohesion, public services, and personal development among young adults, there is considerably less support for mandatory military service. The findings highlight a clear public inclination toward non-military national service programs for youth in Canada.