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.
Politics Survey

While National Polls Paint Close Race Among Tories (35%), Grits (33%) and NDP (25%), Top Lines May be Deceiving with Bottom Line found in Regions

CPC Leads in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan/Manitoba and Ontario
NDP Leads in Quebec
Liberals Only Lead in Atlantic Canada
Politics Survey

Two in Three (66%) Canadians Support Extension of Canadian Forces Mission against ISIS in Iraq

Two Thirds (65%) Also Support Use of Canadian Ground Forces against ISIS;
Eight in Ten (81%) Already Consider Current Mission to be a Combat Mission
Politics Survey

Most (88%) Canadians Support Requirement for People to Show Face during Canadian Citizenship Ceremonies

Seven in Ten (68%) Disagree that Allowing Muslim Women to wear Niqab or Burqa During Ceremony is Acceptable; Three Quarters (72%) Agree With PM that Burqa or Niqab are Symbols of Oppression and Anti-Women Culture
Politics Survey

A Majority of Canadians Say They Don't Use Products Made With Child Labour (54%), But 46% Think They Do

Most (87%) Agree Canadians can Reduce Child Labour in Other Countries by Changing their Buying Behaviour
Politics Survey

Grits (34%) and Tories (33%) Once Again
Locked in Tie, NDP (23%) Steady

Ontario a Dead Heat Between Liberals (37%) and Conservatives (37%);
Quebec a 3-Way Race: Liberals (31%), NDP (27%), Bloc (26%)
Politics Survey

Rallying Harper Tories (35%) Break Stalemate and Shoot to Early 2015 Lead Over Liberals (31%) and NDP (24%)

Trudeau Grits Falter as Ontario, Quebec Show a Turn Towards Tories
Politics Survey

Six in Ten (60%) Canadians Think Trudeau's Handling of Allegations of Sexual Assault against Liberal MPs Was Appropriate

Politics Survey

Mulcair Performing Best as Party Leader, But Trudeau and
Grits Seen as Most Ready to Govern

More Believe Trudeau (44%) is Ready to be Prime Minister
than Mulcair (36%)
Politics Survey

Half (48%) of Canadians Believe Conservative Majority Government is Working Well (Up 8 Points)

With Election Year Looming, Most (71%) Conservative Voters Think Prime Minister Harper Should Remain as Leader for as Long as he is
Winning Elections
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