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338 Sunday Update: Troubled Waters Ahead for Mark Carney
As trade tensions with United States rise, the Prime Minister will soon face his first true test of voter patience at home.
23 hrs ago
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Pallas Data: PQ in the lead, CAQ still trailing
The Parti Québécois remains in first place despite a five-point slide since September, while Legault's CAQ and the Conservatives are vying for third…
Oct 22
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Pallas Data : le PQ en tête, la CAQ toujours à la traîne
Le Parti québécois conserve son avance à l’échelle nationale, malgré un recul de cinq points depuis septembre. Derrière, la CAQ et le PCQ se disputent…
Oct 22
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers: Is Pierre Poilievre's Leadership in Trouble?
Plus: fresh numbers out of Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and more.
Oct 21
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Canadians Skeptical Any Leader Can Reason With Trump
New polling from Abacus Data finds two-thirds say Mark Carney handled his meeting with Trump well, but few believe a change in government would improve…
Oct 20
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Curtis Fric
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338 Sunday Update: Stalemate in the Polls, Budget Drama on the Hill?
As Liberals and Conservatives remain in a statistical tie, Ottawa braces for a high-stakes budget vote that could decide this Parliament’s fate.
Oct 19
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Canadians Still Sour on the U.S., China, and India
New polling from the Angus Reid Institute shows favourability remains high for democratic allies in Asia and Oceania, but major powers face deep…
Oct 15
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Curtis Fric
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The Numbers: Carney's Delicate Balancing Act with Trump
And election day in Newfoundland and Labrador!
Oct 14
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Philippe J. Fournier
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338 Sunday Update: Palestine, Pipelines, Cracks in U.S. Democracy — and Carney Still Ahead
From Nanos and Léger’s tightening federal race to shifting public opinion on foreign affairs and energy, here’s what Canadians told pollsters last week.
Oct 12
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Léger: Liberal Vote Holds, Carney Approval Slides
Liberal support remains steady in latest Léger survey, but government approval has fallen sharply since August.
Oct 9
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers: Could a polarized electorate be the new normal?
Is Forty the new thirty?
Oct 7
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Philippe J. Fournier
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B.C. Conservatives Lose Ground as NDP Holds Steady
New B.C. polling from Research Co. finds Premier David Eby maintaining strong approval and the Greens inching upward, while John Rustad’s Conservatives…
Oct 7
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Curtis Fric
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