COMMENTARY: There is deep angst in Canada ahead of this fall’s election
Canadians voted for hope, optimism and sunny days in 2015. They’re not as optimistic heading into the Oct. 21 election, says Mike Colledge of Ipsos. Continue reading
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For voters, deciding who to trust comes down to credibility: Bricker
For Justin Trudeau, the challenge to re-election lies in convincing people they can still trust him, says the head of Ipsos Public Affairs. Continue reading
Roy Green: Is Canadian society broken?
A majority believes Canada’s society is broken, an Ipsos poll shows. Roy Green asks if anyone else is hearing ‘alarm bells.’ Continue reading
ANALYSIS: For Trudeau and the Liberals, a tie in the polls is as good as a win
Even though Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was found to have broken the Conflict of Interest Act (again), voter intention numbers have hardly budged. Continue reading
Liberals, Tories essentially tied after damning SNC-Lavalin ethics report: Ipsos
Ethics report that found Trudeau broke the rules is prompting little shift among voters. Continue reading
Study finds embarrassment keeping Manitobans from seeking help for debt
A new survey finds 45 per cent of respondents in Manitoba and Saskatchewan would be too embarrassed to get help if their debt. Continue reading
As Trans Mountain decision looms, poll suggests majority of B.C. still supports pipeline
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The poll suggests 60 per cent of British Columbians support the controversial expansion, which reflects similar polls conducted in past months. Continue reading
37% in Ipsos poll say immigration is a ‘threat’ to white Canadians — what’s the threat?
Several recent polls show that Canadians themselves are increasingly critical of the country’s immigration policies. Continue reading
With SNC-Lavalin in the past, gap between Liberals and Conservatives tightens: Ipsos poll
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The Liberals and the Conservatives are closer than they were in a previous poll. Continue reading
New Ipsos poll suggests more voters support UCP but NDP gaining ground 1 week before Alberta election
While the NDP continues to gain ground on the UCP, the conservative party continues to hold more support from decided and leaning voters than any other single party ahead of Alberta’s election next week, according to a new Ipsos/Global News poll. Continue reading