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The Angus Reid Institute is Canada's foremost not-for-profit, non-partisan public opinion research organization. RT's are not endorsements.
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After three months as the leader of the Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre is viewed much more negatively than his predecessors at similar points in their tenure.
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Federal Politics: Conservatives open seven-point lead over Liberals as past PPC voters migrate to Poilievre.
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New today: Third wave drives surge of criticism for Kenney, Ford, and other premiers.
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Unmasked but not Unwilling? More than half would bring back mask mandates, including many who rarely wear one.
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Vaccination willingness has increased again. Among adults 18+:. 53% have received at least one dose.29% would take it immediately.6% willing but waiting.9% will not be vaccinated.3% unsure.
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Trudeau’s Troubles: Loss of traditional support among women boosts O’Toole; CPC lead Liberals in vote intent #elxn44.
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Liberal supporters show less passion for Justin Trudeau than other voters for their own party leader. 29% of current Liberal voters say they are more attracted to Jagmeet Singh as a leader if they go with their gut:.
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The biggest defining characteristic of the 12% of Canadians who say the COVID19 risk is 'overblown' is their political affiliation:
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Leadership race renews interest in Liberals – particularly under Carney – but CPC still leads comfortably.
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With an election expected for June, Ontario NDP leads PCPO by three points:
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New today: Favourable views of China continue to tumble in Canada. Now just 14 per cent say they view the country positively
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Almost half of Canadians say it’s ‘time for a change in government’ – highest mark since Liberals took office
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Support for the Coastal GasLink project has risen in the last two weeks, from 51% to 61%:
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Majority in all regions outside of Atlantic Canada now say they would prefer restrictions ended: .
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Just one-in-five Albertans approve of Premier Jason Kenney, a new low point in his two-year stint as premier.
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The CPC lead the Liberals in vote intent by 17 points.
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Two-in-five Canadians say they believe some provincial governments are sabotaging public health care to further their private health care ambitions: .
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88 per cent of Canadians now say they will be vaccinated against COVID-19:
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In a relatively rare moment of cross-partisan agreement, Canadians say human rights are more important than trade opportunities in Canada's relationship with China: .
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Americans have a much more positive impression of their health-care system than Canadians.
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Three-in-five Canadians would have preferred outcome of election held using proportional distribution, including three-in-ten Liberal voters:.
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3-in-10 Canadians say they couldn't vote for a Sikh man for PM, regardless of whether they agreed with his policies:
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Kids and COVID: Half of Canadian parents with children aged 5-11 ready to vaccinate their little ones ASAP.
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New today: Unmasked but not Unwilling? More than half would bring back mask mandates, including many who rarely wear one.
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The Federal Liberals’ New Year’s Eve Nightmare: Party vote intent sinks to 16%, Trudeau approval at all-time low.
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Scheer’s delight? If an election were held tomorrow, CPC could have a shot at majority government
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Three-in-five (60%) Canadians say that they prefer the secular approach of keeping religion out of public life, while two-in-five have an opposing view. Quebec residents are by far the most likely to support secularism:
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Ontario Spotlight: NDP under Marit Stiles opens up gap over Liberals, but new leader still relatively unknown.
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At least one-quarter in all regions across the country strongly oppose the NDP-Liberal agreement. Only in British Columbia and Ontario does support reach at least half.
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Huawei involvement in Canadian 5G network production is no-go for most Canadians:
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Support for the Kinder Morgan pipeline has grown in recent weeks, as the issue has been at the top of the public agenda:
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Amid criticisms over pandemic handling, Doug Ford's Conservatives are now neck and neck with the opposition NDP: .
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A lot of Canadians homeowners are walking a tightrope with their mortgage payments. One-quarter say any increase at all would put them in a very difficult situation:.
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58% of Canadians, led by vast majorities in Alberta (87%) and Saskatchewan (80%), support the #TMX project. Quebec is the only province where more people oppose it.
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As newsrooms grapple with shifting media landscape, most Canadians oppose government intervention.
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Premiers’ Performance: Leader approval plummets in most provinces; Moe, Higgs suffer dramatic slides.
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Despite months of mixed messages, most Canadians who received an AstraZeneca vaccine have no regrets.
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Unconcerned about Omicron: More than four-in-five now believe a COVID-19 infection would be mild, manageable.
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Access to Health Care: Free, but for all? Nearly nine million Canadians report chronic difficulty getting help.
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Few Canadians believe the information coming out of China regarding COVID19 in that country:
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Canadians with the most progressive views on our Canadian Values Index are most likely to feel their political views are covered fairly by media. Those on the Right disagree: .
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Nationally, most Canadians would prefer proportional representation over FPTP for provincial elections
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A reminder that @canadianpolling does not accurately represent information from our surveys and should not be taken as an accurate source for our data. We have had repeated issues with misrepresentation on this account. Please visit our website for full details on questions.
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Brand new numbers and an exploration of the centre-left dynamic.
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Blockade Backlash: Three-in-four Canadians tell convoy protesters, ‘Go Home Now’.
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With an election looming, Ontarians are more likely to offer Ford and the PCPO government's performance a negative assessment on many key issues than a positive one.
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Frustration among vaccinated Canadians is increasingly evident. Half now say they don't think unvaccinated individuals should have the same priority for medical treatment if they become sick with COVID-19:.
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Should minorities try to fit in more or should Canada encourage cultural diversity with different customs and languages?
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Our latest Premier ratings find no leader with majority approval this quarter:
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A majority of Canadians across the political spectrum say it's time for protests to end. CPC supporters much more likely to disagree:.
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New Data today: Four-in-five Canadians support complete ban on civilian possession of assault style weapons.
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Double-digit advantage in Winnipeg has Manitoba NDP comfortably ahead in lead-up to October election.
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With 48 hours until results start rolling in, CPC, LPC in statistical tie as NDP, PPC take bites out of vote share:.
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New today: Trudeau government’s handling of SNC-Lavalin affair opens seven-point lead for CPC over Liberals
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Just half of Liberal voters want to see party form a majority; 81% of CPC voters say same of their party.
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Three-in-five Canadians describe the current financial supports available to those living with disabilities as "inadequate" or "far too little".
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38 per cent of Alberta residents say they would support the UCP if an election were held tomorrow – remarkably putting the party in a tie with the Alberta New Democratic Party:.
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New today: Liberals hold five-point advantage over CPC. One-in-five would vote for New Democrats:.
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New today: For the first time since 2015 election, more Canadians saying it's 'time for a change' in government:
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Hot off the press. Electoral Reform committee matches public opinion with calls for proportionality, referendum
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Vaccine hesitancy continues to be more common in Alberta than the rest of the country, where 28 per cent of residents say they're either not going to be vaccinated or still non-committal:.
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New today: Half of vaccinated Canadians say they’re ‘unlikely’ to spend time around those who remain unvaccinated .
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As Canada is expected to pass the US in first dose vaccinations per population, our most recent study found willingness to be vaccinated continuing to climb:. 53% have received at least one dose.29% would take it immediately.6% willing but waiting.
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Half of soft voters say they went with their final choice because they liked the party, while half say they just disliked the other options more:
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Deal or No Deal? Most Canadians support union demands for wage premiums, but more divided over higher pay.
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A large majority of close followers of the NHL want to see a return to the pre-2014 playoff format. One-in-eight prefer the current division-focused format.
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Trudeau approval drops to 40 per cent this quarter. Majority disapproval for the first time (56%)
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Six-in-ten British Columbians say Christy Clark should concede defeat:
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There may be a turning of the tide in Canada's electoral reform discussion. Support for proportional representation has risen from 47 per cent to 68 per cent since the beginning of 2016:.
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Our latest: Most Canadians disagree with government decision on Omar Khadr.
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Ontario and Quebec football fans are much more likely to prefer the NFL, while the prairies lean massively towards the CFL: #LDWeekend #CFL #NFL #NFLKickoff.
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The CPC are strongest among those who struggle the most financially: .
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Canada Disability Benefit: Nine-in-ten support benefit, but most doubt federal government will get it done.
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Two-thirds of Canadians feel it's impossible for them to influence the political decisions that affect them. More than half do not trust the government to act in their best interest.
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A majority (58%) of Canadians say they are not confident in Trudeau’s capacity to minimize economic damage, rising among those who predict worsening personal finances.
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Majority (54%) now say they want all restrictions to end – increase of 15-points since early January.
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Premiers’ Performance: Moe and Horgan claim highest approval, Wynne’s worries continue
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New tonight: On CPC leadership, both non-Conservatives and party faithful say Rona Ambrose has the right stuff
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Leadership litmus test: Conservative voters evenly divided over whether Scheer should stay or go
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Les trois quarts (77 %) des francophones au Québec s'inquiètent de l'avenir de la langue française, alors que seulement 9 % des anglophones de la province en disent pareil:
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New today: Federal Politics: Conservatives open seven-point lead over Liberals as past PPC voters migrate to Poilievre.
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Canadians views of Trudeau's handling of We Charity decision. 12% a simple mistake.43% wittingly unethical, not criminal.32% possibly criminal.8% not sure.
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Will the idea of a universal basic income become more popular in Canada? This is one of the issues we will be keeping a close eye on this year. Checkout our list of ten datapoints to watch in 2021 here:
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Un nouveau rapport trace la croissance inégale du bilinguisme français-anglais au Canada et explore le débat entourant le projet de loi 96 au Québec :
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Canada as 51st State? Four-in-five Americans say a merger should be up to Canadians; 90% of us say ‘no’.
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CPC leads by 7 points as Liberals stand still; NDP emerges as 2nd choice among uncommitted voters
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New today in #BCPoli:. A B.C. Battle (for second place): NDP hold comfortable lead as surging Conservatives pull into a tie with BC United.
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One-in-three respondents say NDP leader Andrea Horwath would be the best premier of Ontario, while one-in-four choose Ford (25%).
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Federal Politics: Liberals hold lead in vote intention as unfavourable views of CPC leader intensify.
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Favourability after first week of campaign: . Singh 54%.Blanchet 47%.Trudeau 38%.O'Toole 32%.Paul 20%.
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Many non-Asian Canadians believe that Chinese Canadians are more loyal to China than Canada. Just seven per cent of Chinese Canadians say they usually side with China in disputes between the two nations:.
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Premiers’ Performance: Three premiers face re-election in 2023; others spring forward, a few fall back.
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New federal vote intention: . Liberals 33% (-).CPC 30% (-1).NDP 21% (+1).
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