“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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A nation looking south – Trump, US relations and economic concerns shape the political landscape. LP
The Liberals remain ahead in federal voting intentions, with 48.8% support among decided voters compared with 29.5% for the Conservatives and 11.1% for the NDP. Mark Carney is the first choice for prime minister among 60.7% of Canadians, followed by Pierre Poilievre at 20.9%. Concern about Donald Trump and Canada-U.S. relations ranks as the country’s… Continue Reading A nation looking south – Trump, US relations and economic concerns shape the political landscape. LPC 48.8, CPC 29.5, NDP 11.1. (Nanos)
A European pivot: Canadians place the EU ahead of the United States in future trade priorities and s...
Strong support for closer Canada-EU ties – Four in five Canadians want Canada to pursue much closer ties (60%) or somewhat closer ties (23%) with the EU, including new partnerships beyond trade. Nanos conducted an RDD dual frame (cell and landlines) hybrid telephone and online random survey of 1,057 Canadians, 18 years of age or… Continue Reading A European pivot: Canadians place the EU ahead of the United States in future trade priorities and support an associate member arrangement (The Globe and Mail/Nanos)
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)
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)
Stability at the ballot, inflation worry on the rise: LPC 49.1, CPC 28.2, NDP 10.9 (Nanos)
Canada’s federal political landscape remains relatively stable, with the Liberals maintaining a lead in national ballot support and a stronger overall party index than their competitors. Mark Carney continues to be the most widely preferred choice for prime minister. Economic issues remain Canadians’ foremost concern, while concern about cost-of-living pressures is on the rise. –… Continue Reading Stability at the ballot, inflation worry on the rise: LPC 49.1, CPC 28.2, NDP 10.9 (Nanos)
Canadians want control over their food supply and a firm defence of dairy farmers in trade negotiati...
The research gauged the opinions among Canadians on trade negotiations between Canada and the United States. Nanos conducted an RDD dual frame (cell- and land-lines) hybrid telephone and online random survey of 1057 Canadians, 18 years of age or older, between September 27 and 29, 2026, as part of an omnibus survey. Participants were randomly… Continue Reading Canadians want control over their food supply and a firm defence of dairy farmers in trade negotiations. (Dairy Farmers of Canada/Nanos)
Carney and Liberals hit new long term high. Liberals at 50 percent support, Carney at 62 on preferre...
Prime Minister Mark Carney has reached a new high as Canadians’ preferred choice for prime minister, while the Liberals continue to lead federal voting intentions. The Conservatives remain in second place and the NDP trails behind. Canadians continue to focus on relations with Donald Trump and the United States, the economy and living costs as… Continue Reading Carney and Liberals hit new long term high. Liberals at 50 percent support, Carney at 62 on preferred PM tracking. (Nanos)
Canadians turn their attention to the US while keeping an eye on the economy. Liberals ahead by 17 p...
Canadian political preferences remain broadly stable, with the Liberals leading federal ballot support at 48.1 per cent, followed by the Conservatives at 31.0 per cent and the NDP at 11.2 per cent. Mark Carney is the most frequently selected choice for prime minister, ahead of Pierre Poilievre. Among national issues, relations with the United States… Continue Reading Canadians turn their attention to the US while keeping an eye on the economy. Liberals ahead by 17 points. (Nanos)