Quebec is Moving Away from the Rest of the Country but Most Don’t Believe it is a Path to Separation
On October 3, Québec will select a new provincial government. This makes it an ideal time to ask Canadians about the election but also Quebec’s role in the federation. The survey conducted with Boudeweel Public Affairs shows some interesting dynamics including the belief that Quebec is moving away from the rest of Canada. The Provincial
In Newfoundland & Labrador, PCs lead by 5 with a week to go before EDay
By David Coletto As the May 16 Election Day approaches in Newfoundland and Labrador, a new survey of 700 eligible voters conducted by Abacus Data finds the Progressive Conservatives lead the incumbent Liberal Party by 5-points. Here’s what we found: #1: A SLIGHT MAJORITY OF ELIGIBLE VOTERS FEEL THE PROVINCE IS HEADED IN THE WRONG
Most Canadians expect foreign governments may try to influence Canada’s election
By Bruce Anderson & David Coletto Over the last couple of years, there has been a lot of discussion about interference in elections. In our latest survey conducted at the end of January to early February, we explored how Canadians feel about the risks facing Canada. Here’s what we found: Most (60%) Canadians think it
