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Léger: Broad Support for Pipeline to B.C. Coast
Despite fears of backlash, stronger-than-expected support in B.C. and Quebec challenges assumptions about pipelines' political risks for the Liberals.
6 hrs ago
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers: Could the shake-up in B.C. be felt in Ottawa?
Could a federal MP be tempted to run for the B.C. Conservatives? One more federal by-election on the docket for 2026?
Dec 9
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Nanos Tracker: Liberal Lead Narrows
Don’t call it a trend just yet, but last week’s fielding was a rougher one for the Liberals and for Mark Carney.
Dec 9
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Philippe J. Fournier
14
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338 Sunday Update: Despite Turbulence, Mark Carney Carries the Liberals
As the Prime Minister outpolls his own party and national numbers hold steady, a BQ rise in Quebec and volatility in B.C. hint at potential shifts in…
Dec 7
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Kinew and Holt Top Latest Premier Rankings
While Ford and Legault once again sit at the bottom of the Angus Reid Institute’s quarterly report card.
Dec 5
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Will Carney Face a B.C. Backlash over the Pipeline?
New Angus Reid polling shows the pipeline MOU boosts Carney’s numbers among Conservative and Prairie voters — but Liberal support slips in Metro…
Dec 4
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Curtis Fric
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The Numbers: Mark Carney's hinge moment
Pipelines, MOUs, resignations to come, PLQ implosion and more on this new episode The Numbers.
Dec 2
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Philippe J. Fournier
15
Carney Enters December on a High Note, But Not Without Warning Signs
Fresh post-MOU polls give the Liberals a modest edge and strong approval for the Prime Minister, but shifting numbers in B.C. could signal trouble…
Dec 2
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Philippe J. Fournier
13
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November 2025
338 Sunday Update: Fragile LPC Coalition Could Soon Face Its First Test
Little post-budget movement for the Liberals or Conservatives, but post-MOU December polling could reshape the political landscape heading into 2026.
Nov 30
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Pipeline Politics Heat Up, Guilbeault Exits
New Angus Reid polling shows Canadians broadly supportive of a northern B.C. pipeline — but a strong majority insists First Nations must sign off.
Nov 28
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Philippe J. Fournier
19
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Pallas Data: Pablo Rodriguez Drags Quebec Liberals Down
New Quebec polling shows the PQ firmly ahead — while Rodriguez’s personal numbers sink to new lows.
Nov 27
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Léger: Politics and Family Don't Mix
New data finds politics is the top source of family arguments in every region — and nearly half of Canadians admit to inventing excuses to skip…
Nov 26
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Philippe J. Fournier
20
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