Leger

• Sohi support plummets, Edmontonians losing faith in city decisions: Leger poll

  Amarjeet Sohi won the 2021 municipal election with 45 per cent of the vote but now, a Leger poll found only 16 per cent of Edmontonians said they are likely to vote for him again.

  Politics

  Jun 4, 2024
  
• Majority of Calgarians thinks mayor has done a bad job on key issues: Leger poll

  A large majority of Calgarians think the mayor has done a bad job on key issues, according to a Leger poll published on Monday.

  Politics

  Jun 4, 2024
  
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• 55% of Calgarians believe city is ‘on the wrong track’: poll

  Fifty-five per cent of 451 Calgarians surveyed said they believe the city is on the wrong track, according to a new poll by Leger.

  Canada

  Apr 8, 2024
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• Canadian research firm releases survey results highlighting newcomer challenges

  A new study from Leger shows that the grass is not always greener for newcomers arriving in Canada. While the story is different for everyone, the struggles are all too common.

  Canada

  Mar 19, 2024
• Majority of British Columbians give ER wait times a failing grade: poll

  While British Columbians were almost evenly split on the overall state of the health-care system, a majority said they waited too long for treatment in the emergency room.

  Health

  Jun 9, 2023
• Canadians uninterested in King Charles’ coronation, British monarchy, survey suggests

  Indifference to Charles' ascension to the throne spanned all age groups and regions of Canada, although the new monarch was viewed more favourably in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

  Canada

  Mar 14, 2023
• Majority of Sask. poll respondents support health care privatization

  In a poll conducted in early October by Leger, 51 per cent of respondents said they 'support letting Canadians use their own money to pay for surgery at private clinics.'

  Canada

  Oct 31, 2022
• More than half in B.C. say downtown cores have declined in past year: poll

  The survey, conducted by Leger, found 54 per cent of respondents in the province believe the downtown in the city closest to where they lived had declined in the last year.

  Politics

  Aug 11, 2022
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• With sovereignty off the table, Quebec Liberals struggling to connect with voters

  The party is attempting to redefine itself, but is struggling to appeal to French-speaking voters without losing support among anglophones and immigrants.

  Politics

  Apr 24, 2022
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• Support for private health-care options has grown since start of pandemic: survey

  Mount Royal University professor Lori Williams says it's important to look at what questions are being asked, how they're phrased and if context is being provided.

  Health

  Dec 7, 2021