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Abacus Data: Canadians Give Carney a Passing Grade on Trump

Fresh polling finds plurality approval for the Prime Minister’s handling of Canada–U.S. relations — but stark partisan divides remain.

18 mins ago • Curtis Fric

Carney, Poilievre Go Abroad in Search of Wins

Globetrotting is suddenly all the rage.

16 hrs ago • Philippe J. Fournier

After Years in Power, Quebec’s Struggling CAQ Seeks a Way Forward

Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville offer rival visions for rebuilding the party

Mar 4 • Philippe J. Fournier

Polls Align on Wider LPC Lead

Winter bump? Rolling trackers from Nanos and Liaison now mirror online firms, reinforcing a broader consensus in favour of the Liberals.

Mar 3 • Philippe J. Fournier

338 Sunday Update: Leader Effect?

Are Pierre Poilievre’s weakening numbers pulling Conservative support down? Fresh polls point to widening gaps in leader ratings and vote intention.

Mar 1 • Philippe J. Fournier

February 2026

The Numbers: Carney's Liberals are up big in Alberta. Is it for real?

Once is happenstance. Two is coincidence. Three is Redmonton.

Feb 26 • Philippe J. Fournier

Canadian Pride Runs High, Even as Regional Grievances Persist

Canadians remain attached to their country, but some provinces aren’t convinced they’re getting a fair deal in Confederation.

Feb 26 • Curtis Fric

Pallas Data: PQ Lead Narrows as Sovereignty Support Slips

A new Pallas Data poll shows a tighter race seven months out, alongside rising opposition to sovereignty.

Feb 25 • Philippe J. Fournier

338 Sunday Update: New Paths Open Toward a Liberal Majority

By-elections, floor crossings, and a possible opening in Montreal could reshape the majority math for Mark Carney’s Liberals.

Feb 22 • Philippe J. Fournier

The Numbers: Poilievre on the Ropes as Carney's Majority in Sight

The Liberals' majority now runs through Terrebonne. Or Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie. Or from another floor-crosser?

Feb 19 • Philippe J. Fournier

338 Provincial Updates: Incumbents Lead in B.C., Ontario, and Nova Scotia

Updated projections show all three incumbent governments holding majority-level advantages, despite modest regional uncertainties.

Feb 19 • Philippe J. Fournier

Canadians Back Chinese EVs — but Worry About the Fallout

Most Canadians support allowing more Chinese EVs into the market, but many worry about economic retaliation from the United States.

Feb 17 • Curtis Fric

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