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British Columbia Provincial Polling:
NDP: 44% (-1)
CON: 35% (-9)
GRN: 9% (+1)
ONE: 8% (New)
CNBC: 2% (New)
Others: 3%
EKOS / Nov 25, 2025 / n=889 / MOE 3.3% / Telephone
(% Change With 2024 Election)
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British Columbia Provincial Polling:
NDP: 44% (-1)
CON: 35% (-9)
GRN: 9% (+1)
ONE: 8% (New)
CNBC: 2% (New)
Others: 3%
EKOS / Nov 25, 2025 / n=889 / MOE 3.3% / Telephone
(% Change With 2024 Election)
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November 27, 2025 at 3:03 AM
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British Columbia Provincial Polling:
NDP: 44% (-1)
CON: 35% (-9)
GRN: 9% (+1)
ONE: 8% (New)
CNBC: 2% (New)
Others: 3%
EKOS / Nov 25, 2025 / n=889 / MOE 3.3% / Telephone
(% Change With 2024 Election)
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British Columbia Provincial Polling:
NDP: 44% (-1)
CON: 35% (-9)
GRN: 9% (+1)
ONE: 8% (New)
CNBC: 2% (New)
Others: 3%
EKOS / Nov 25, 2025 / n=889 / MOE 3.3% / Telephone
(% Change With 2024 Election)
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Quebec Provincial Polling:
PQ: 36% (+21)
PLQ: 25% (+11)
PCQ: 15% (+2)
CAQ: 13% (-28)
QS: 9% (-6)
Pallas Data / Nov 25, 2025 / n=1102 / MOE 3% / IVR
(% Change With 2022 Election)
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Quebec Provincial Polling:
PQ: 36% (+21)
PLQ: 25% (+11)
PCQ: 15% (+2)
CAQ: 13% (-28)
QS: 9% (-6)
Pallas Data / Nov 25, 2025 / n=1102 / MOE 3% / IVR
(% Change With 2022 Election)
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November 27, 2025 at 1:11 AM
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Quebec Provincial Polling:
PQ: 36% (+21)
PLQ: 25% (+11)
PCQ: 15% (+2)
CAQ: 13% (-28)
QS: 9% (-6)
Pallas Data / Nov 25, 2025 / n=1102 / MOE 3% / IVR
(% Change With 2022 Election)
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Quebec Provincial Polling:
PQ: 36% (+21)
PLQ: 25% (+11)
PCQ: 15% (+2)
CAQ: 13% (-28)
QS: 9% (-6)
Pallas Data / Nov 25, 2025 / n=1102 / MOE 3% / IVR
(% Change With 2022 Election)
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BC - "Do you think property owners in BC should be concerned about the consequences of the decision that states aboriginal title is 'prior and senior right' to other property interests, regardless of whether the land in question is public or private?"
November 26, 2025 at 6:57 PM
BC - "Do you think property owners in BC should be concerned about the consequences of the decision that states aboriginal title is 'prior and senior right' to other property interests, regardless of whether the land in question is public or private?"
BC - Those who agree with:
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide what type of housing can be built on their territories: 66%
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide if natural resource projects can be established on their territories: 62%
Research Co / Nov 20, 2025 / n=801 / Online
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide what type of housing can be built on their territories: 66%
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide if natural resource projects can be established on their territories: 62%
Research Co / Nov 20, 2025 / n=801 / Online
November 26, 2025 at 6:56 PM
BC - Those who agree with:
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide what type of housing can be built on their territories: 66%
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide if natural resource projects can be established on their territories: 62%
Research Co / Nov 20, 2025 / n=801 / Online
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide what type of housing can be built on their territories: 66%
First Nations/Indigenous orgs should decide if natural resource projects can be established on their territories: 62%
Research Co / Nov 20, 2025 / n=801 / Online
From Angus Reid
November 26, 2025 at 6:53 AM
From Angus Reid
From Angus Reid
November 26, 2025 at 6:53 AM
From Angus Reid
From Angus Reid
November 26, 2025 at 6:52 AM
From Angus Reid
13% of Canadians don't believe we produce potash
(We are actually the world's largest producer of it!)
(We are actually the world's largest producer of it!)
November 26, 2025 at 6:52 AM
13% of Canadians don't believe we produce potash
(We are actually the world's largest producer of it!)
(We are actually the world's largest producer of it!)
From Angus Reid
November 26, 2025 at 6:52 AM
From Angus Reid
Canadians would rather slow development, if it means keeping ownership of critical minerals domestic
November 26, 2025 at 6:52 AM
Canadians would rather slow development, if it means keeping ownership of critical minerals domestic
Most Important Issue:
Jobs/Economy: 19% (+2)
Trump/US Relations: 14% (-3)
Inflation: 9% (+1)
Healthcare: 8% (-)
Immigration: 6% (-1)
Environment: 5% (+1)
Debt/Deficit: 5% (+1)
Housing: 4% (+1)
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
Jobs/Economy: 19% (+2)
Trump/US Relations: 14% (-3)
Inflation: 9% (+1)
Healthcare: 8% (-)
Immigration: 6% (-1)
Environment: 5% (+1)
Debt/Deficit: 5% (+1)
Housing: 4% (+1)
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
November 25, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Most Important Issue:
Jobs/Economy: 19% (+2)
Trump/US Relations: 14% (-3)
Inflation: 9% (+1)
Healthcare: 8% (-)
Immigration: 6% (-1)
Environment: 5% (+1)
Debt/Deficit: 5% (+1)
Housing: 4% (+1)
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
Jobs/Economy: 19% (+2)
Trump/US Relations: 14% (-3)
Inflation: 9% (+1)
Healthcare: 8% (-)
Immigration: 6% (-1)
Environment: 5% (+1)
Debt/Deficit: 5% (+1)
Housing: 4% (+1)
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
Preferred Prime Minister Polling:
Carney: 53% (+3)
Poilievre: 26% (-2)
Blanchet: 5% (-)
Davies: 4% (-)
May: 2% (-)
Bernier: 1% (-)
Unsure: 9%
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
Carney: 53% (+3)
Poilievre: 26% (-2)
Blanchet: 5% (-)
Davies: 4% (-)
May: 2% (-)
Bernier: 1% (-)
Unsure: 9%
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
November 25, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Preferred Prime Minister Polling:
Carney: 53% (+3)
Poilievre: 26% (-2)
Blanchet: 5% (-)
Davies: 4% (-)
May: 2% (-)
Bernier: 1% (-)
Unsure: 9%
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
Carney: 53% (+3)
Poilievre: 26% (-2)
Blanchet: 5% (-)
Davies: 4% (-)
May: 2% (-)
Bernier: 1% (-)
Unsure: 9%
Nanos / November 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change With November 14, 2025)
"The main role of government is to..."
Create equal opportunity so that everyone can compete on their own to be the best they can be: 60%
Redistribute wealth so that the poor/disadvantaged have more than they would if left on their own: 31%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Create equal opportunity so that everyone can compete on their own to be the best they can be: 60%
Redistribute wealth so that the poor/disadvantaged have more than they would if left on their own: 31%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:39 PM
"The main role of government is to..."
Create equal opportunity so that everyone can compete on their own to be the best they can be: 60%
Redistribute wealth so that the poor/disadvantaged have more than they would if left on their own: 31%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Create equal opportunity so that everyone can compete on their own to be the best they can be: 60%
Redistribute wealth so that the poor/disadvantaged have more than they would if left on their own: 31%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"The profit system..."
Teaches people the value of hard work and success: 46%
Brings out the worst in human nature: 40%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Teaches people the value of hard work and success: 46%
Brings out the worst in human nature: 40%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:39 PM
"The profit system..."
Teaches people the value of hard work and success: 46%
Brings out the worst in human nature: 40%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Teaches people the value of hard work and success: 46%
Brings out the worst in human nature: 40%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"When governments make major decisions concerning spending on programs/services, do you think they should be basing their decisions mainly on..."
The public's need for programs: 52%
The ability to afford programs: 37%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
The public's need for programs: 52%
The ability to afford programs: 37%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:39 PM
"When governments make major decisions concerning spending on programs/services, do you think they should be basing their decisions mainly on..."
The public's need for programs: 52%
The ability to afford programs: 37%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
The public's need for programs: 52%
The ability to afford programs: 37%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"No matter how hard I work, every year it seems more difficult to get by"
Agree: 64%
Neutral: 18%
Disagree: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 64%
Neutral: 18%
Disagree: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:39 PM
"No matter how hard I work, every year it seems more difficult to get by"
Agree: 64%
Neutral: 18%
Disagree: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 64%
Neutral: 18%
Disagree: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"It's time for a change in government in Canada"
Agree: 53%
Disagree: 27%
Neutral: 16%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 53%
Disagree: 27%
Neutral: 16%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:38 PM
"It's time for a change in government in Canada"
Agree: 53%
Disagree: 27%
Neutral: 16%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 53%
Disagree: 27%
Neutral: 16%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"The Liberals have their problems, but they are still the best party to form government"
Agree: 47%
Disagree: 33%
Neutral: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 47%
Disagree: 33%
Neutral: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:38 PM
"The Liberals have their problems, but they are still the best party to form government"
Agree: 47%
Disagree: 33%
Neutral: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Agree: 47%
Disagree: 33%
Neutral: 15%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Satisfaction With The Federal Budget:
Dissatisfied: 39%
Satisfied: 38%
Neutral: 18%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Dissatisfied: 39%
Satisfied: 38%
Neutral: 18%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Satisfaction With The Federal Budget:
Dissatisfied: 39%
Satisfied: 38%
Neutral: 18%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Dissatisfied: 39%
Satisfied: 38%
Neutral: 18%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
"Do you think the budget will result in (X) for Canada?"
Higher rate of economic growth: 30%
Lower rate of economic growth: 30%
No difference: 16%
Unsure: 24%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Higher rate of economic growth: 30%
Lower rate of economic growth: 30%
No difference: 16%
Unsure: 24%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
November 24, 2025 at 9:38 PM
"Do you think the budget will result in (X) for Canada?"
Higher rate of economic growth: 30%
Lower rate of economic growth: 30%
No difference: 16%
Unsure: 24%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
Higher rate of economic growth: 30%
Lower rate of economic growth: 30%
No difference: 16%
Unsure: 24%
Innovative / Nov 18, 2025 / n=1500 / Online
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Federal Polling:
LPC: 42% (-2)
CPC: 37% (-4)
NDP: 9% (+3)
BQ: 7% (+1)
GPC: 3% (+2)
PPC: 2% (+1)
Nanos / Nov 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change w 2025 Federal Election)
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Federal Polling:
LPC: 42% (-2)
CPC: 37% (-4)
NDP: 9% (+3)
BQ: 7% (+1)
GPC: 3% (+2)
PPC: 2% (+1)
Nanos / Nov 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change w 2025 Federal Election)
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November 24, 2025 at 9:18 PM
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Federal Polling:
LPC: 42% (-2)
CPC: 37% (-4)
NDP: 9% (+3)
BQ: 7% (+1)
GPC: 3% (+2)
PPC: 2% (+1)
Nanos / Nov 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change w 2025 Federal Election)
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Federal Polling:
LPC: 42% (-2)
CPC: 37% (-4)
NDP: 9% (+3)
BQ: 7% (+1)
GPC: 3% (+2)
PPC: 2% (+1)
Nanos / Nov 21, 2025 / n=1000 / MOE 3.1% / Telephone/Online
(% Change w 2025 Federal Election)
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Federal Polling Average In Quebec:
LPC: 40.1%
BQ: 29.4%
CPC: 21.2%
NDP: 5.8%
GPC: 2.2%
PPC: 1.4%
Polls here: canadianpolling.ca/Canada-QC-2025
LPC: 40.1%
BQ: 29.4%
CPC: 21.2%
NDP: 5.8%
GPC: 2.2%
PPC: 1.4%
Polls here: canadianpolling.ca/Canada-QC-2025
November 24, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Federal Polling Average In Quebec:
LPC: 40.1%
BQ: 29.4%
CPC: 21.2%
NDP: 5.8%
GPC: 2.2%
PPC: 1.4%
Polls here: canadianpolling.ca/Canada-QC-2025
LPC: 40.1%
BQ: 29.4%
CPC: 21.2%
NDP: 5.8%
GPC: 2.2%
PPC: 1.4%
Polls here: canadianpolling.ca/Canada-QC-2025
Federal Polling Average:
LPC: 41.8%
CPC: 37.9%
NDP: 8.8%
BQ: 6.8%
GPC: 2.7%
PPC: 1.3%
canadianpolling.ca/Canada-2025
LPC: 41.8%
CPC: 37.9%
NDP: 8.8%
BQ: 6.8%
GPC: 2.7%
PPC: 1.3%
canadianpolling.ca/Canada-2025
November 23, 2025 at 9:28 PM
Federal Polling Average:
LPC: 41.8%
CPC: 37.9%
NDP: 8.8%
BQ: 6.8%
GPC: 2.7%
PPC: 1.3%
canadianpolling.ca/Canada-2025
LPC: 41.8%
CPC: 37.9%
NDP: 8.8%
BQ: 6.8%
GPC: 2.7%
PPC: 1.3%
canadianpolling.ca/Canada-2025
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Polling Canada Federal Model Update:
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
Budget Passed, No Election In Sight
The Polling Canada model suggests the Liberals remain comfortably ahead, for now
open.substack.com
November 22, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Polling Canada Federal Model Update:
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
Polling Canada Federal Model Update:
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
Budget Passed, No Election In Sight
The Polling Canada model suggests the Liberals remain comfortably ahead, for now
open.substack.com
November 22, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Polling Canada Federal Model Update:
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...
🔴 LPC: 172 (+3)
🔵 CPC: 133 (-11)
⚜️ BQ: 26 (+4)
🟠 NDP: 10 (+3)
🟢 GPC: 2 (+1)
(Seat Changes With 2025 Federal Election)
- November 22, 2025 -
Full model article here: open.substack.com/pub/canadian...