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Halifax International Security Forum
The Halifax International Security Forum is dedicated to strengthening strategic cooperation among democracies and is recognized as the leading gathering of democratic leaders committed to global security and prosperity.
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Two-Thirds (67%) of Canadians are More Likely to Support a Political Party That Prioritized a National Diabetes Program
Three-Quarters (77%) are Concerned About the Prevalence of Diabetes in Canada
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Canadians Split (50%/50%) on Whether They’re Better off Now than in 2015, When Trudeau was Elected PM
Seven in Ten (68%) Say They’re Not Able to Get Ahead Financially, citing Cost of Goods (65%) and Lagging Incomes (57%) as the Main Culprits
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The Sandwich Generation: Parents Aged 35-54 Significantly More Likely to Vote Conservative, Favour Scheer
Pocketbook Issues Like Taxes Will Matter Most at the Ballot Box
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Slim Majority (52%) of Canadians Believe Recession is Coming Within a Year
While Most Canadians (77%) Agree that Balancing Federal Budget is Important, they’re Split on Whether Balancing the Budget (31%), Tax Cuts (36%) or Increasing Spending (33%) Is the Top Priority
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Four Weeks In, Climate Change is Fastest-Moving (29%, +4), but Health Care (35%) Still Top Issue to Make a Difference at the Ballot Box
Economic Issues Matter to Many: Tories Seen as Best Party to Deal with Economy (40%, -3) and Taxes (34%, -7), Grits lead on Health Care (32%, -1)
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Singh wins Canadian debate on Twitter
With the English debate concluded, Canadians seem to be tuning in more to the federal election which will be held on October 21.
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Liberals (40%) Lead Conservatives (35%) Among Those Born Outside of Canada
Canadians Prioritize Similar Issues Regardless of Origin; Foreign-Born Canadians More Likely to Choose Economy (29%) as a Top Issue than Those Born in Canada (23%)
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The Inconvenient Truth: Being Around People with Schizophrenia Makes Many Feel Uncomfortable
Majorities Wouldn’t Date (61%) or Know How to Act Around Someone with Schizophrenia (55%)
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Conservatives (34%, -3) Stumble, Tied with Liberals (35%, +1) Ahead of Critical English-Language Debate
Bloc (30%, +9) Rallying in Quebec as Tories (19%, -5) Lose Momentum in wake of first French-Language Debate