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Three Quarters (74%) of Canadian Workers Have Returned to the Workplace
Saving Time and Money Main Motivations for Those Continuing to Work from Home
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Little Change in Vote Intention Since the Election as Conservatives (33%, -1 pt) and Liberals (32%, -1 pt) Remain Deadlocked
NDP Support (21%, +3 pts) Up Since Federal Election
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Progressive Conservatives (41%) Knocking on Door of Second Majority in Ontario
The Battle for Official Opposition is Tight Between the NDP (25%) and Liberals (24%)
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Healthcare and Affordability Increasingly Top of Mind for Voters While COVID-19 Takes a Back Seat Entering Home Stretch of Campaign
NDP Leads on Healthcare, while Tories Cling to Narrow Lead on Affordability
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Ford Maintains Lead (40%, -1) as Best Premier Over Horwath (29%, -3) and Del Duca (22%, +1) With One Week Left in Ontario Election
As Unfavourable Impressions of the Party Leaders Rise, Over Half of Ontarians (56%, +1) Say They Wish There Were Different Party Leaders This Election
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Ballot-Box Bonus Likely for Progressive Conservatives as their Voters are Most Certain to Turn out, Most Committed to their Choice
Nearly Half (45%) Think Ford Tories Will Win Election, Fewer Believe Liberals (14%) or NDP (10%) Will Win While 32% Aren’t Sure
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In Wake of Debate, Ford’s PCs (38%, -1) Retain Double-Digit Lead over Liberals (28% +2) and NDP (23%, -2)
Fourteen Point Lead in the 905 Would Secure Election for Progressive Conservatives as Approval (52%, +1), “Deserves Re-Election” (41%, +1) Remain Strong
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A quarter are struggling financially and public expectations are for further inflation and price rises over 2022
A new 11-country Ipsos survey with the World Economic Forum reveals high levels of public economic pessimism in the face of a cost of living crisis.
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As Campaign Kicks Off, Four in Ten Choose Ford as Best Premier (41%) ahead of Horwath (32%) and Del Duca (21%)
Ford Leads Other Leaders on 9 Attributes Tested, Horwath on 5, Del Duca on None
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Progressive Conservatives Pull Away from the Pack as Official Race Gets Underway
On Heels of Pre-Election Budget, PCs (39%, +4) Pull Out Ahead while Liberals (26%, -6) and NDP (25%, +2) Split Progressive Vote