“Chow voters prioritise TTC investment (32%), while Bradford voters favour congestion relief (37%). Bike-lane expansion divides them: 74% of Chow voters support or somewhat support it, while 74% of Bradford voters oppose or somewhat oppose it.” CP24/CTV News Toronto/Nanos conducted a RDD dual frame (cell- and land-lines) hybrid random telephone and online survey of 757… Continue Reading Toronto Decides: A city divided by a bike lane: Chow and Bradford voters part ways. (CP24/CTV News Toronto/Nanos)
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Toronto Decides: Chow’s cushion shrinks as Bradford closes in. (CP24/CTV News/Nanos)
“Chow still leads, but Bradford has cut her cushion to 3.5 points among decided voters. Chow draws strength from Toronto and East York, women and voters under 55. Bradford fares better in North York, among men and voters aged 55 and older. Etobicoke/York is close, and Scarborough closer still. With 17 per cent undecided, Toronto’s… Continue Reading Toronto Decides: Chow’s cushion shrinks as Bradford closes in. (CP24/CTV News/Nanos)
Homelessness and public safety lead Ottawa’s downtown agenda. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
“When asked how things can be improved downtown, the top response from residents is to help people experiencing homelessness at 48%, followed by public safety at 30%. “ Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist October 13, 2026 CTV News Ottawa/Nanos conducted a RDD dual frame (cell- and land-lines) hybrid random telephone and online survey of 762… Continue Reading Homelessness and public safety lead Ottawa’s downtown agenda. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
Somewhere in the middle: Neutral views dominate Ottawa’s outlook as City Hall receives a mixed repor
“Residents of Ottawa give mixed reviews on the job that Ottawa City Hall does at listening to citizens. Ottawa residents are twice as likely to rate that the city is going in the right direction (34%) than the wrong direction (15%), 48% are neutral on the direction the city is going.” Nik Nanos, Chief Data… Continue Reading Somewhere in the middle: Neutral views dominate Ottawa’s outlook as City Hall receives a mixed report card on listening. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
Room to grow: Ottawa residents put infrastructure and affordability at the top of their housing agen...
“Infrastructure and affordability lead Ottawa residents’ housing priorities. Nearly four in ten choose improving infrastructure to support growth, while just over one in three choose keeping homes affordable – both well ahead of protecting existing neighbourhoods or building more homes. “ Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist October 11, 2026 CTV News Ottawa/Nanos conducted a RDD… Continue Reading Room to grow: Ottawa residents put infrastructure and affordability at the top of their housing agenda. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
The transit test: Transit dominates Ottawa’s agenda ahead of the mayoral election. (CTV News Ottawa/
“Majority of Ottawa residents cite transit as the top priority for improvement. Top solutions include better LRT service and more reliable buses.” Nik Nanos, Chief Data Scientist October 10, 2026 CTV News Ottawa/Nanos conducted a RDD dual frame (cell- and land-lines) hybrid random telephone and online survey of 762 residents of Ottawa aged 18 years… Continue Reading The transit test: Transit dominates Ottawa’s agenda ahead of the mayoral election. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
Sutcliffe holds commanding lead with Leiper as only potential mayoral challenger – Sutcliffe ahead a
“Mark Sutcliffe holds a commanding advantage in Ottawa’s mayoral race among decided voters, securing 49% support compared with 31% for Jeff Leiper. Neil Saravanamuttoo trails at 12%, while Alex Lawson stands at 7%. Among all voters, 23% remain undecided, meaning nearly one in four voters are still up for grabs. Regionally, Sutcliffe leads in Ottawa’s… Continue Reading Sutcliffe holds commanding lead with Leiper as only potential mayoral challenger – Sutcliffe ahead across City except downtown where Leiper has edge. (CTV News Ottawa/Nanos)
Toronto Decides: Stuck in traffic and squeezed by costs, Toronto voters say congestion, transit and ...
“Toronto’s mayoral race is unfolding against a backdrop of mounting affordability pressures. Traffic tops residents’ quality-of-life concerns, while housing costs and property taxes are leading affordability priorities. Nearly three-quarters say Toronto has become less affordable over the last four years. Many residents report cutting discretionary spending and delaying major purchases, and nearly one in four… Continue Reading Toronto Decides: Stuck in traffic and squeezed by costs, Toronto voters say congestion, transit and affordability are top concerns. (CP24/CTV News Toronto/Nanos)
Toronto Decides: Toronto-East York boosts Chow advantage – Chow 52.4%, Bradford 42.6%, Alexander 4.0
“Toronto’s mayoral election is shaping up as a two-candidate race. Olivia Chow holds a citywide lead over Brad Bradford and draws her strongest support from Toronto-East York, where she exceeds 60%, while also leading in Scarborough. One in five report still being up for grabs. Beyond the ballot, nearly eight in ten residents say Toronto… Continue Reading Toronto Decides: Toronto-East York boosts Chow advantage – Chow 52.4%, Bradford 42.6%, Alexander 4.0%. (CP24/CTV News Toronto/Nanos)
Not ready for takeoff: Canadians remain skeptical of private control at major airports. (CTV News/Na...
Canadians are more likely to oppose or somewhat oppose (47%) allowing private investors to operate Canada’s four largest airports rather than support or somewhat support this proposal (38%). Under one five are unsure (15%). Nanos conducted an RDD dual frame (cell and landlines) hybrid telephone and online random survey of 1,057 Canadians, 18 years of… Continue Reading Not ready for takeoff: Canadians remain skeptical of private control at major airports. (CTV News/Nanos)