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338 Sunday Update: Curtains on 2025
One of the most unpredictable political years ends in a statistical tie at the federal level — and an uncertain stage for 2026.
6 hrs ago
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers: Poilievre Suffers Another Blow as Roller-Coaster Year Comes to an End
Another floor-crossing, many close polls, and much uncertainty heading into 2026.
Dec 16
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Philippe J. Fournier
10
Nanos: A Stable Landscape Heading into 2026
Liberals and Conservatives remain within reach on party support, but Carney keeps a wide lead over Poilievre in preferred PM.
Dec 16
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Philippe J. Fournier
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The Numbers Behind Poilievre’s Leadership Dilemma
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.
Dec 15
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Philippe J. Fournier
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338 Sunday Update: We Interrupt This Program
Low-bandwidth edition.
Dec 14
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Philippe J. Fournier
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Cost of Living Still Tops Canadians’ Worries
New polling from the Angus Reid Institute shows Canadians rank cost of living as their top concern, while most expect little financial improvement in…
Dec 12
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Curtis Fric
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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.
Dec 11
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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
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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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