Pollster Sean Simpson says one major hurdle prevents the Liberals from achieving a majority victory in an election right now: Quebec.

A new Ipsos study of Quebecers aged 18 to 25 found that a majority are interested in the ongoing campaign.

If an election were held tomorrow the poll suggests 39 per cent of Canadians would support Trudeau’s Liberals edging-out Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives at 32 per cent.

Vancouver placed third out of 60 cities for livability, with Toronto rounding out the top five.

It was supposed to be Hillary Clinton, not Donald Trump, as the next president of the U.S., according to the polls. But the pollsters, like almost everyone else, were wrong.

Just one third of Canadians say they are ‘satisfied’ with the national infrastructure, according to new Ipsos poll.

As Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government took its first step in overhauling the country’s electoral system, a new poll suggests nearly three-quarters of Canadians say any changes should be put to a national referendum.

Just as Canadians are feeling more upbeat about the country’s economy in 2016, Albertans and Maritimers continue to have a pessimistic outlook , according a new poll.

Amid the country’s bleak economic outlook, a new poll shows unemployment and jobs have replaced health care as the highest priority for Canadians.