Society

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

Mixed perceptions of Ford’s performance, with relative strength on external issues but clear dissatisfaction on affordability, housing, and policy decisions.

Liberals gain momentum as opposition shifts, while Ford’s leadership and re-election prospects remain resilient.

The public favours diplomatic solutions and humanitarian aid over military involvement in addressing the crisis in Iran.

While most Canadians value gender equality, men under 35 often feel overlooked, highlighting generational gaps in attitudes toward equality and leadership.

Carney holds strongest approval as other federal leaders trail behind

Most (69%) of Canadians Would Want By-election if It Happened in Their District 

Liberals extend lead as Canadians debate another federal election

Perceptions of division and unfair treatment have declined since 2019, with fewer Canadians feeling shortchanged or considering separation.