Public Affairs Research

Albertans are indicating that turnout for Monday’s referendum vote will be very high.

On measure after measure, opinions regarding Ontario’s electricity sector are at all-time highs. Support has received a boost as Ontarians see the sector as a key bulwark in Canada’s defence against Donald Trump. The question is what happens after Donald Trump leaves, yet prices continue to rise? INNOVATIVE President Greg Lyle showed how attendees at the Ontario Energy Conference can make a difference now to prepare for that challenging future.

A majority of British Columbians agree it is time for a change, but the NDP retains a marginal lead in vote intention.

Smith and her government see their favourables decline among Conservative voters, with losses among both the separatist and federalist wings of the UCP.

With Premier David Eby calling a provincial election, British Columbia is entering a campaign shaped by a political landscape that is more competitive than the turmoil surrounding the BC Conservatives might suggest.

But an age divide is widening, as older Canadians are much more ‘hawkish’ than younger Canadians

Canadians are increasingly concerned about the consequences of a trade war with America, but they are blaming Washington, not Ottawa.

INNOVATIVE’s tracking shows Canadians are broadly accepting of government changes to approvals processes, but awareness of specific changes is low.