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WE Scandal: Trudeau’s approval drops six more points, but Canadians doubt issue will bring down government
Half (53%) say their opinion of the PM has worsened in the last month July 27, 2020 – The WE Charity affair may be stoking another summer of discontent among Canadians but ultimately, they do not believe this latest ethics
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WE Scandal: Half of Canadians approve of Trudeau as base stays committed, anger among non-Liberals grows
Proportion voicing strong disapproval of PM (34%) now doubles those voicing strong approval (16%) July 13, 2020 – New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute shows Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approval has dropped five points in the first
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Meng and the Michaels: Most support PM’s refusal to swap Huawei executive for imprisoned Canadians
Across political spectrum, two-thirds agree Meng situation be left to courts, disagree with intervention June 29, 2020 – As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau rebuffs calls to intervene in the extradition case of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou in order to secure
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Federal Politics: Liberal Party holds six-point lead over CPC in vote intention
Support for Liberals grows as assessment of how government has handled COVID-19 remains high June 1, 2020 – As Canadian communities begin to resume many day-to-day activities suspended by the COVID-19 outbreak, a new study from the non-profit Angus Reid
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Federal Politics: Justin Trudeau’s handling of COVID-19 crisis lifts his approval to highest level since 2017
While election call is highly unlikely in near future, Liberals lead CPC by 3 points among decided voters April 22, 2020 – Justin Trudeau has been no stranger to a sustained profile on the national stage. But more than one
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Federal Politics: Trudeau’s approval rating is singed as Liberal government battles fires on several fronts
CPC leads in vote intention, Liberal Party down seven points March 4, 2020 – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his minority Liberal government are bearing the scars of what has been a most bruising start to a federal government’s year.
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