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This Sunday, the federal NDP will announce the results of its leadership election. I’ve just completed a national survey to better understand how Canadians see the party at this moment. Not how it used to be seen, not how its supporters hope it’s seen, but how it is actually understood today. What emerges is a […]
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Last week, Pierre Poilievre sat down with Joe Rogan for a long-form interview on one of the most listened to podcasts in the world. It was a different kind of political moment. Less scripted, less filtered, and for many Canadians, a format they are not used to seeing Canadian politicians in. I fielded a national
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This research, commissioned by the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), examines how Ontarians view proposed changes to the province’s freedom of information (FOI) framework. As the Ontario government considers changes to the province’s freedom of information (FOI) framework, the debate has quickly become about more than administrative reform. At its core is a broader question about transparency, accountability,
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Across North America, the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure has begun to collide with public concerns about energy use, environmental impact, and who ultimately benefits. In the United States, local opposition to large-scale data centre projects has grown more visible over the past two years, particularly in regions facing electricity constraints or water scarcity. Communities
Canadians Split on AI Data Centres as Cost Concerns and Local Opposition Emerge Read More »
Recent Abacus polling shows the Liberals holding an 11-point lead over the Conservatives nationally. On the surface, that suggests a political environment that has become more comfortable for the government. But beneath those topline numbers, there are still issues that could reshape the conversation quickly. Housing is one of them. At Abacus Data, we recently
Housing Remains the Federal Test Canadians Are Watching Closely Read More »
After several months of declining approval and a narrowing political environment, the Ford government appears to have stabilized. The Progressive Conservatives continue to lead comfortably on vote intention. The Ontario Liberals remain firmly in second place despite still lacking a permanent leader. And the NDP remains well behind in third. At the same time, approval
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