With two days to go before the election, the Parti Québécois remains in the lead with 29% of voting intentions.
The shift in housing is particularly notable when compared with our polling during the 2024 provincial campaign. In August 2024, 27% of BC residents identified housing affordability as the province’s ...
One week before election day, the CAQ falls to fourth place, while 74% of Quebecers say they want a change in government.
Here are the results of our survey conducted at the end of the September 15 debate. Download the report (in French) ...
A new Leger survey reveals that a majority of canadians support becoming an “Associate Member” of the European Union.
Mark Carney’s Liberals are gaining ground again in federal voting intentions this September. Our latest survey also shows an increase in satisfaction with the federal government and approval of the ...
Canada-U.S. trade tensions are increasingly shaping how Canadians view the United States, while the cost of living remains their top concern. Our latest survey finds that 41% of Canadians now consider ...
Our latest survey on voting intentions in Quebec puts the Parti Québécois in the lead at 29%, followed by the CAQ at 24%, the Quebec Liberal Party at 22%, the Conservative Party of Quebec at 15%, and ...
Most Alberta residents continue to favour remaining a province of Canada, but our August survey shows a significant increase in the share who are undecided or not sure about how they would vote. The ...
As Canada prepares for another round of trade negotiations with the United States, Canadians appear to have little appetite for giving more ground. Our latest survey shows that many feel the federal ...
Our latest federal survey shows that the Liberals remain in a strong national position, although their lead has softened slightly since June. Canadians also continue to view Mark Carney and his ...
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