Government

Liberals Open Double-Digit National Lead Over the Conservatives in Advance of By-Elections
Society Survey

Liberals Open Double-Digit National Lead Over the Conservatives in Advance of By-Elections

Liberals extend their polling momentum while Canadians remain divided on a potential majority and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s time abroad.
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Election Survey

Strong Majority of Canadians Support Vaccination Mandates; Open to Measures Including Vaccine Passports

Liberals Seen as Strong on Issues Such As Healthcare and COVID-19 Pandemic; Conservatives Lead on Economy
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Polling Survey

Out of the Starting Blocks - More of the Same: Liberals 36%, Conservatives 31%, NDP 20%, Bloc 6%, Green 5%

Liberals Lead, but Majority not Secure
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COVID-19 Survey

Most Canadians Worried About COVID-19 Variants (81%), Fourth Wave (69%)

But Six in Ten (62%) Optimistic that the Current Uptake of Vaccines Will Be Enough to Curb A Potential Fourth Wave in Canada
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Climate change Survey

Half (49%) of Canadians Say Recent Events Make Addressing Climate Change More Urgent, but are Less Willing to Pay to Help

Slim Majority (52%) Now Not Willing to Pay More to Help Fight Climate Change, Up 6 Points Since 2019
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COVID-19 Survey

What Pandemic? COVID-19 Surpassed by Health Care (31%), Affordability (25%), Climate Change (24%), and Economy (24%) as Top Issues of the Day

Liberals Seen as Best Suited to Tackle Most Top Issues, But Cede Major Ground to Conservatives Regarding Economy
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Election Survey

As Election Fever Builds, Liberal Majority in Doubt as Liberal (36%, -2) Lead Over Conservatives (30%, +4) Shrinks to 6 Points

Tight Regional Races Make It Difficult for Liberals to Gain Seats
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Politics Survey

Liberals (38%) Support Plateaus on Back of Vaccination Programme and Reopening Plans, While Conservatives Slip Behind (26%, -3)

Half (52%) Approve (10% Strongly/42% Somewhat) of Liberal Government’s Performance, Must Sustain Momentum over Summer to Ensure Majority
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Public Health Survey

Some Canadian Drivers are Driving While Knowingly Impaired from Alcohol, Cannabis or an Illicit Drug

These Behaviours More Pronounced Among Men 18 to 34
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COVID-19 Survey

Half (51%) of Canadians Anxious About Returning to Normal Life Following the Pandemic, Though Cautious Optimism Evident

Progress Being Made as Majority Agree (71%) Their Mental Health is Improving Amidst Vaccine Rollout and Restriction Loosening
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