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Matthews or McDavid? Hockey fans equally likely to say Toronto or Edmonton can end nation’s Stanley Cup drought
Number of Canadians cheering for “any” Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup rises 7 points from 2016 April 15, 2024 – Just days before the National Hockey League’s regular season ends and the spring rite of passage that is
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Raise, pause, abolish? Centre-left voters rally around carbon tax, but majority would still reduce or eliminate it
Amid rebate debate awareness of carbon tax reimbursement rises nine points March 25, 2024 – With help from the Bloc Québécois and the NDP, Justin Trudeau’s Liberals survived a non-confidence motion last week that Conservative MPs hoped would force an
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Fiscal Divide: Canada’s worst off expect more of the same ahead, the Thriving are most likely to expect even better
Proportion of those ‘Thriving’ up six points over the past 18 months, but there are more ‘Struggling’ too March 21, 2024 – When the federal government releases its 2024 budget, pundits and observers will talk politics. What does this mean
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Ontario Spotlight: Budget deficit adds to Ford government’s challenges, as criticism on top issues mounts from all sides
Four-in-five say government is doing a poor job on each of the top three issues facing the province April 2, 2024 – As Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government releases its 2024 budget, some residents may be dealing with sticker shock. The
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B.C. Spotlight: In the face of heavy criticism on key issues, BC NDP still top choice ahead of October election
In an expected election year, 43% would vote NDP, 22% each back BC Conservatives, BC United March 18, 2024 – There are no shortage of story lines ahead of an expected October provincial election in British Columbia. Premier David Eby
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Saskatchewan Spotlight: Sask Party preferred on top issues, hold double-digit vote intention lead
Despite 50%-38% lead over opposition NDP, Saskatchewan Party support at lowest point in four years March 15, 2024 – New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute find the incumbent Saskatchewan Party facing a competitive situation in the province’s two
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