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Léger: Canadians Grow More Critical of Israel as Concern Over Antisemitism Remains High
Favourability toward Israel declines, even as most Canadians call for more action on antisemitism at home.
2 hrs ago • Curtis Fric
The Numbers: Majority means no election soon, right?
Per fixed-date election law, Canadians will go back to the polls on October 15, 2029. Unless...
16 hrs ago • Philippe J. Fournier
Pallas Data: Liberals Take the Lead in Quebec
The Parti Québécois still leads among francophones, but the gap is narrowing.
Apr 15 • Philippe J. Fournier
The Numbers: Liberals Sweep By-Elections, Secure Majority
Bad night for the Conservatives, as the CPC vote share dropped by double-digits in all three ridings.
Apr 14 • Philippe J. Fournier
The Numbers: Terrebone By-Election Livestream
Oh, University—Rosedale and Scarborough Southwest as well.
Apr 13 • Philippe J. Fournier
Poilievre May Be Struggling Right Now, but the Kids Still Like Him
He’s achieved something Conservatives failed to do for years: win young voters
Apr 13 • Philippe J. Fournier
338 Sunday Update: From Convention Cheers to By-Election Tests
Mark Carney's Liberals ride high in the polls, but Monday’s highly anticipated by-elections will put their momentum to the test.
Apr 12 • Philippe J. Fournier
Another MP Crosses Floor to Liberals Ahead of Monday's By-Elections
And had we done a floor-crossing draft, she wouldn't have been in the top-50.
Apr 8 • Philippe J. Fournier
Research Co.: Canadians Back More Climate Action
Most Canadians accept its urgency and favour stronger action, though partisan divides remain.
Apr 7 • Curtis Fric
338 Sunday Update: Liberals Still Flying High Amid Economic Uncertainty
Federal numbers remain mostly stable, as new provincial polls point to tightening contests in B.C. and Quebec.
Apr 5 • Philippe J. Fournier
The Numbers: Carney's Majority, Poilievre's Challenge and Lewis's Debut
And the race is heating up in Quebec.
Apr 2 • Philippe J. Fournier
Léger: Liberals Still Ahead by 14 Points
At 48% nationally, the Liberals remain comfortably ahead of the Conservatives, though regional data suggest a tightening race in British Columbia.
Apr 1 • Philippe J. Fournier
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