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Since Carney’s Davos speech, leadership evaluations and federal approval were moving — but the ballot was not. That has now changed as the Liberals have moved into a clear lead. Crucially, however, this shift is being driven by gains from the NDP and undecided, not from Conservative losses.

With his resignation, Francis Legault hoped to give the CAQ an opportunity to rebound with a new leader. While the future can always bring surprises, on first blush it appears Quebec voters are unlikely to give the CAQ a second chance despite their concerns over the PQ and its referendum promise.

Canadians continue to place a high value on civility in politics, with strong majorities endorsing respect for opposing views and the necessity of compromise. Yet this consensus is less secure among younger Canadians, who are more skeptical that civility and compromise always serve the public good and more open to prioritizing unfiltered self-expression.

Only 18% of Canadians are familiar enough with Red Dress Day, honouring the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women, to know what it stands for. […]

Overall, Indigenous groups and organizations continue to be perceived positively, and approval of the federal and provincial governments’ management of Indigenous issues is at its highest […]

Canadians are largely happy with what they are seeing from newly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney. These results come from an online poll conducted between May […]