Politics


Ipsos Cost of Living Monitor 2026

Across 33 countries surveyed, there is a mixed picture of many being financially stable but worried about what’s ahead and the feeling that a return to “normal” is getting further away.
Society Survey

“Stay” Referendum Vote (70%) Firmly Entrenched Among Albertans

Most Albertans remain unconvinced it’s time to rethink ties to Canada
Society Survey

BC Conservative Support Scatters Under Kerry-Lynne Findlay

BC Conservatives (35%, down 8-points from 2024 Election) Trail BC NDP (45%, unchanged) by 10-points. Nearly Half (46%) of BC Voters Have an Unfavourable Impression of New BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay (vs. 17% Favourable).

Canadians Confident Their Political Leaders Can Manage Trump

But Relationship With U.S. Badly Damaged

Liberal Lead Holds Through Rupture With U.S. On Trade

A Majority Support Canada’s Government Walking Away
Politics Survey

Canadians Support A Robust Response To U.S. Tariffs

Canadians Support COVID-Style Program To Protect Workers
Energy Ipsos Voices

The New Resource: The Democratic Paradox at the Heart of the Critical Minerals Race

Humans are natural storytellers. When we encounter something new and unsettling, our instinct is to reach into the past and pull out a narrative that makes it feel familiar. It is how we make sense of the world. It is also how we mislead ourselves.
Society Survey

Majority of Albertans Disapprove of Danielle Smith’s Performance

56% disapprove of Smith’s performance as Premier and 58% disapprove of her handling of the separation issue; but UCP (48%) still has a narrow lead over NDP (45%) among voters.

Limited and Declining Support for Separation in Alberta

Only 18% say they would vote for separation if a binding referendum is held; This is a decline of 10-points from 28% support in January 2026