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Pollsters disagree on the size of the Liberal lead, but the latest numbers all point to a difficult summer for Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives, with one month to go before Parliament returns.
Poilievre is trailing Carney by similar margins Trudeau was trailing Poilievre in late 2024...
Liberal leads of 12, 13 and 20 points in new August polls offer little comfort to Pierre Poilievre and the CPC.
Provincial Conservatives lead second-quarter fundraising in B.C. and Alberta, but their NDP rivals bounced back after weaker starts to the year.
Another Conservative resignation will trigger a by-election that could put Pierre Poilievre’s CPC to the test in one of its longtime Ontario strongholds.
Polls say Fréchette could be leading the party toward its worst showing ever
The latest Pallas Data poll finds the Parti Québécois holding the lead in voting intentions, while support for Quebec sovereignty and for holding a referendum remains stuck around 30%.
And the Civic Holiday even more so.
Because size matters, even with July polling.
Three-quarters of Canadians see Trump's latest tariffs as a threat to the economy, while voters following the dispute most closely express the greatest confidence in the prime minister.
The latest Nanos and Angus Reid polls disagree on the size of the Liberal lead, but not on the Conservative leader's personal standing.
Three federal by-elections are set for August 31, as new polling suggests Canadians continue to back Mark Carney's handling of trade relationships.
Or will they merely cause a shrug and eyeroll?
From Trudeau's rebound to Carney's sustained high approval numbers, polls suggest Canadians have rallied behind their federal government as tensions with Washington have escalated. Will it last?
Liberals hold steady, Conservatives remain stalled, and the NDP still can’t find momentum.
Even amid another summer of wildfire smoke and orange skies, new polling from the Angus Reid Institute show majorities back proposed projects to British Columbia and Ontario.
Last week, we pre-scoffed. This week, we take it (partially) back.
And a Senate appointment that feels like a defection...
Federal polling enters a midsummer groove, with little movement across the board.
Who will rise up the ranks of their parties in the next twelve months? Time for a new draft!
