Public Affairs Research

July 26, 2011

Unsettled waters ahead for McGuinty

The Ottawa Citizen After cruising to successive, historic majorities, Liberal Premier Dalton McGuinty returns to the legislature today with his back against the ropes, fighting off […]
July 26, 2011

Politics Panel

BNN SqueezePlay BNN speaks to Greg Lyle, managing director, Innovative Research Group, and Charles Bird, principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group. The controversies hampering Ontario’s eHealth program are […]
July 26, 2011

Wildrose Alliance has heady advice for B.C. Tories

The Globe and Mail Memo from Danielle Smith, rookie leader of Alberta’s Wildrose Alliance Party, to B.C. Conservatives: Run a vigorous, open race to elect your […]
July 26, 2011

Donolo’s challenge: stop the Liberals’ ugly slide

The Globe and Mail Party insiders are calling for new chief of staff to craft a solid message about what the Grits stand for  Two months […]
July 25, 2011

Tories take two in by-elections

The Globe and Mail Stephen Harper’s Conservatives pulled off an amazing political upset in federal by-elections Monday night, stealing a rural Quebec stronghold seat from the […]
July 25, 2011

PM asks voters for budget advice

The Globe and Mail “It frames the problem facing the country as the deficit, as opposed to health care,” said pollster Greg Lyle, managing director of […]
July 25, 2011

Another arrow in the opposition’s ‘hubris quiver’

The Globe and Mail Can the opposition make Canadians care about prorogation? Arguably Canadians already do care. But is prorogation the most important issue for the […]
July 25, 2011

It’s gonna get ugly as bell rings on prorogation

The Globe and Mail These days it seems every six months or so Canadian politics changes fundamentally. Tory fortunes have risen and fallen in Quebec. Liberals […]
July 25, 2011

Hudak vows to give voters a break on smart meters

The Ottawa Citizen Pollster Greg Lyle called hydro pricing an underlying issue amongst the electorate. “It’s not a central top-of-mind issue just yet,” said Lyle, managing […]