October 22, 2026 (Toronto, ON) - A new Liaison Strategies Mississauga Tracker survey finds Bonnie Crombie leading with 35% among decided and leaning voters, followed by Alvin Tedjo at 31% and Mayor Carolyn Parrish at 28%. Dipika Damerla receives 4%, while 2% choose someone else. Liaison surveyed a random sample of
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Bradford is at 49% and Chow 47% among decided and leaning voters. The race has narrowed as Bradford gains in North York and among both homeowners and renters.
Liberals hold at 45%, Conservatives edge up to 30%, and the NDP slips to 14%. Poilievre ratings improve modestly while Carney approval remains at 64%.
Downtown accounts for 40.1% of Toronto's advance votes but 35.2% of electors. The ward-level figures show where early participation is strongest, and what remains unknown before October 26.
Chow leads Bradford by five points among decided and leaning voters. Renters favour Chow 57% to 40%, while homeowners favour Bradford 50% to 45%.
Bradford's coverage share reaches roughly 45% after Alexander's withdrawal, while Parrish and Crombie are nearly tied in Mississauga.
Liberals lead by 16 points. Poilievre is at 32% favourable and 55% unfavourable, while Lewis improves to 35% favourable without lifting the NDP above 15%.
In a campaign debating experience versus change, Hazel McCallion's legacy matters far more to older residents. Most say a candidate claiming to have learned from her makes no difference.
Conservatives lead 43% to 37% among decided and leaning voters. Eby approval falls to 34%, while Doerkson gains familiarity but not net favourability.
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Sixty-five per cent support a subway extension, but residents split 45% to 44% on subway versus all-day, two-way Milton GO service. Confidence combines very and somewhat confident.
Following the October 1 debate, 74% reject personal insults and just 14% describe the campaign as mostly respectful. The rejection crosses candidate lines.
Chow leads Bradford by eight points citywide, but North York is nearly tied. Bradford leads among men while Chow holds a much larger advantage among women.
Liberals lead 46% to 28% as Conservative support reaches its lowest level in Liaison tracking since March 2025. Carney approval returns to 66%.
Tedjo rises 14 points from August to 26%, close to Crombie at 30% and Parrish at 29%. Affordability grows as a concern while Parrish approval holds at 38%.
PQ leads a fragmented provincial race at 28%. Cost of living and health care top the issue list; 56% say Quebec is moving in the wrong direction.
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Leduc leads Sandhu 30% to 24% among decided and leaning voters. Giordano leads Sinclair 49% to 37% for deputy mayor, with large undecided shares in both races.
Chow leads Bradford by nine points among decided and leaning voters, while her approval slips to 49% and half say Toronto is moving in the right direction.
Conservatives and NDP are virtually level as concurrent provincial and municipal campaigns raise the prospect of competing housing mandates.
Liberals lead 46% to 29% among decided and leaning voters. The NDP holds at 15%, while Carney approval is 64%.
PCs lead 40% to 34%. Fairclough records the highest public preference after candidate descriptions, while Bains remains ahead among Liberal voters.
The BC NDP leads 41% to 36% among decided and leaning voters, while half of British Columbians say the province is heading in the wrong direction.
Chow leads Bradford 47% to 40% among decided and leaning voters, while cost of living tops Torontonians' unprompted mayoral priorities.
Liberals 45%, Conservatives 31%, NDP 15%. Carney approval stands at 65% in the latest two-week federal tracker.
The latest Liaison tracker has the Liberals at 44%, the Conservatives at 32%, and the NDP at 14%, while Mark Carney approval remains at 66%.
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 11 points among decided and leaning voters, while most Torontonians want the next budget to hold property tax increases below inflation or lower.
A new Liaison Strategies national survey finds households with children are more open to classroom technology, while Canadians remain cautious about AI doing student work or grading.
The first full post-trade-war tracker sample shows the Liberals at 45%, the Conservatives at 31%, and Mark Carney approval at 66%.
Quebec City leads Canada on net perceived safety, while Winnipeg has the weakest net safety score.
With more than half the sample now post-trade-war escalation, the Liberals rise to 46% while the Conservatives fall to 29%, their lowest point in Liaison tracking.
The Ontario PCs lead the Liberals 39% to 35% among decided and leaning voters, while Ford approval rebounds as Ontarians broadly back trade retaliation against the United States.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives by 11 points, but only one day of tracking took place after Trump's latest trade-war escalation with Canada.
A new Ottawa Compass survey finds 70% say homelessness has gotten worse and 63% disapprove of how the city is addressing homelessness and addiction.
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 11 points among decided and leaning voters, while Torontonians prefer a balanced approach to the Ford government.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 32%, while Mark Carney approval rises to 60%, its highest level since early May.
Marianne Meed Ward leads Rory Nisan 38% to 33% among decided and leaning voters, while 50% say Burlington is moving in the wrong direction.
Carolyn Parrish and Bonnie Crombie are tied at 35% among decided and leaning voters, while more Mississauga residents say the city is moving in the wrong direction than the right direction.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 44% to 31%, their largest lead since March, while Mark Carney approval holds steady and Pierre Poilievre remains tied for his tracker-low favourability.
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 7 points among decided voters, while Chris Alexander starts at 10% and most Torontonians remain unfamiliar with him.
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The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 34%, while Mark Carney approval rises to 57% and Pierre Poilievre favourability slips.
Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 8 points among decided voters, while Torontonians are evenly split on whether the city is moving in the right or wrong direction.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 44% to 35%, while Carney remains above water and three federal by-elections enter the calendar.
The Ontario Liberals lead the PCs 38% to 33%, Ford approval falls to 24%, and the numbers land amid a hotel expense scandal at Queen’s Park.
Mark Sutcliffe leads the Ottawa mayoral race, but 34% remain undecided and the city mood remains sour.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 35%, while Carney approval edges up and Poilievre gives back last week's favourability gains.
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The Liberals lead the Conservatives 41% to 35%, while Mark Carney approval slips and Pierre Poilievre posts his best favourability numbers since June.
Mayor Olivia Chow leads Brad Bradford by 9 points among decided voters, while 61% say hosting World Cup matches has been good for Toronto.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 34%, while Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, and Avi Lewis see little week-to-week movement.
A new Liaison Strategies Canada Day survey finds 80% are proud to be Canadian, but 44% say they are proud but worried.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 42% to 34%, while Mark Carney approval rises to 58% and Pierre Poilievre slips back after last week's tracker high.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 43% to 32%, while Pierre Poilievre records his best personal standing in Liaison’s federal tracker.
The Ontario Liberals lead the PCs 38% to 35%, while Doug Ford approval falls to 26% and 60% say someone in their household had trouble getting timely health care.
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leads the Ottawa mayoral race, but 65% of undecided voters disapprove of the job he is doing.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 41% to 32%, while Mark Carney’s approval rebounds to 57% after hitting a tracker low last week.
The Liberals lead the Conservatives 40% to 32%, while Mark Carney’s approval falls to 55%, its lowest point in Liaison’s federal tracking.
The Liberals still lead nationally, but the NDP has jumped to 16% while Mark Carney’s approval slips to 57%.
Nearly half have used an AI chatbot for medical advice, but 68% would wait for a human doctor.
The Liberals hold a 12-point lead over the Conservatives while Mark Carney’s approval rebounds to 59%.
The latest Ontario Political Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Progressive Conservatives and Ontario Liberals tied among decided and leaning voters, while cost of living dominates the vote.
May 21, 2026 (Toronto, ON) - The latest Capital Traffic survey from the Ottawa Compass and Liaison Strategies shows widespread frustration with congestion in Ottawa, with two-thirds of residents saying traffic has gotten worse over the past year. Sixty-seven per cent of Ottawa residents say traffic congestion has gotten
May 19, 2026 (Toronto, ON) - The latest Capital Tracker from the Ottawa Compass and Liaison Strategies shows Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leading among decided and leaning voters in an early Ottawa mayoral ballot, while Tim Tierney would enter the race in double digits. Among decided and leaning voters, with Tierney included
May 18, 2026 (Toronto, ON) - The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, holding a 9-point lead over Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister's approval continues to fall and is now at 56%. If a
Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford are in very different positions. Chow is already well known to Torontonians. Voters have largely made up their minds about her. They may approve or disapprove, but very few are still unsure. Bradford’s numbers tell a different story. He has support, and the race
May 14, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies survey shows Mayor Olivia Chow holding a 13-point lead over Councillor Brad Bradford among decided voters, while Torontonians express overwhelming frustration with traffic congestion and road construction coordination. If a mayoral election were held today among decided voters, Olivia Chow
May 11, 2026 (Toronto, ON) - The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, holding an 11-point lead over Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives but the Prime Minister's approval rating has fallen to 58%. If a federal election were
Read this in French May 5, 2026 (Montreal, QC) – A new Liaison Strategies survey of Quebec shows a close provincial race, with the Parti Québécois narrowly ahead of the Quebec Liberal Party among decided and leaning voters. If a provincial election were held today, the PQ would receive 32% of
Le 5 mai 2026 (Montréal, QC) — Un nouveau sondage réalisé au Québec par Liaison Strategies révèle une course provinciale serrée, le Parti Québécois devançant de peu le Parti libéral du Québec parmi les électeurs décidés et plutôt décidés. Si une élection provinciale avait lieu aujourd’hui, le PQ recevrait les
May 4, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, maintaining a double-digit lead over the Pierre Poilievre Conservatives. If a federal election were held today among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals would receive 45%
April 29, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Liaison Strategies survey for Ontario shows the PCs trailing the Liberals by 2 points. It is the first time the PCs have trailed since Liaison began its monthly tracking series of Ontario. The PCs led by Doug Ford would garner 36% of the
April 27, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, leading by 11 points over the Pierre Poilievre Conservatives. If a federal election were held today among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals would receive 45% of
April 20, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, widening its lead to 12 percentage points over the Conservatives. If a federal election were held today among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals would receive 45%
April 17, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies survey show Mayor Olivia Chow holding a 11-point lead among decided voters while Councillor Brad Bradford sees a significant surge in support, particularly among younger demographics. If a mayoral election were held today among decided and leaning voters, Olivia Chow
April 13, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Weekly Federal Tracker rom Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party maintaining a steady 10-percentage-point lead over the Conservatives, bolstered by high approval ratings for Prime Minister Mark Carney and significant leads in key regions like Ontario and the Prairies. If a
April 6, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Weekly Federal Tracker from Liaison Stratégies shows the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, maintaining a commanding 11-percentage-point lead over the Conservatives as the spring political season intensifies. The survey finds the Liberals with 44% (-1) support, followed by the Conservatives
April 2, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest Ontario survey from Liaison Strategies shows a tightening provincial race, with the Progressive Conservatives holding a narrow three-percentage-point lead over the Ontario Liberal Party. The survey finds the PCs at 39% support, followed by the Liberals at 36%, the NDP at
March 30, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – The latest polling from Liaison Strategies shows Mark Carney’s Liberal Party posting a 12-percentage-point lead over the Conservatives among decided and leaning voters, down from a 14-percentage-point lead from last week. The survey finds the Liberals with 45% support, followed
March 25, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals a shifting landscape in the NDP leadership race, with Avi Lewis and Heather McPherson both making notable gains in favorability over the past year. The survey, which tracked the favorability of potential and declared candidates, highlights a
March 23, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies shows Mark Carney’s Liberal Party continuing a 14 point lead over the Conservatives led by Pierre Poilievre. The Weekly Federal Tracker reveals that the Liberals now hold 46% of decided and leaning support, followed by the Conservatives
March 16, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies shows Mark Carney’s Liberal Party maintaining a commanding double-digit lead over the Conservatives as political preferences stabilize across the country. The Weekly Federal Tracker reveals that among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals hold 45% support,
March 11, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals that a majority of Canadians believe Team Canada underperformed at the recent Olympic Games. While a majority of the country still feels a sense of pride in the national team, the intensity of that pride has dropped
March 10, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies survey reveals a major shift in the city’s political landscape following John Tory’s announcement that he will not seek a return to the mayoralty. In a field without the former mayor, incumbent Olivia Chow has established a commanding 18-
March 9, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies shows the federal Liberals have established a significant 14-point lead over the Conservatives among decided and leaning voters with 44% support. The Weekly Federal Tracker shows the Conservatives in second place at 30%, followed by the NDP
March 6, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies survey reveals that while the Progressive Conservatives maintain a narrow lead in voter intent, opposition leaders and potential Liberal leadership candidates are battling significant name-recognition challenges across the province. "The ballot remains competitive, but the favourability numbers suggest that
March 2, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey released today by Liaison Strategies shows the Liberal Party of Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, holding a double-digit lead. If a federal election were held today, the Liberals would secure 43% (-2) of the decided and leaning vote,
February 27, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A comprehensive new Liaison Strategies survey reveals that a majority of Ontarians are dissatisfied with the provincial government’s performance across seven major policy areas, ranging from affordability to ethics. The survey found that the Ford government faces its most significant challenges in the areas
February 25, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies of Ontario reveals a tightening provincial race, with the Progressive Conservatives (PCs) and the Ontario Liberal Party (OLP) nearly neck-and-neck among decided and leaning voters. The PCs led by Doug Ford would garner 40% of the decided and leaning
February 23, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey released today by Liaison Strategies reveals that the Liberal Party of Canada, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, has extended its lead in the federal political landscape. If an election were held today, the Liberals would secure 45% of the decided
February 16, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey by Liaison Strategies reveals that if a federal election were held today, the Liberal Party, led by Mark Carney, would hold a substantial 9 point lead over the Conservative Party. The Weekly Federal Tracker shows high approval ratings for Prime Minister
February 12, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies survey finds Mayor Olivia Chow’s approval rating at 55% (up 1 point) as Toronto heads into a municipal election year and gears up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. On the ballot test, Chow sits at 40% (up 1), leading
February 9, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies national survey finds the Liberal Party of Canada holding a seven-point advantage over the Conservative Party of Canada. Among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals lead with 42% to the Conservatives’ 35%, with the New Democratic Party at 9%, and
February 3, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey from Liaison Strategies reveals a complex relationship between Canadians and the Winter Olympics. While Ice Hockey remains the undisputed heart of the Games for the public, there is deep-seated sticker shock regarding the prospect of bringing the event back to
February 2, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies national survey finds the Liberal Party of Canada maintaining an eight-point advantage over the Conservative Party of Canada. Among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals lead with 43% to the Conservatives’ 35%, with the New Democratic Party at 8%, and
January 28, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – A new national survey of 1,000 Canadians finds the public pulling Canada in two directions at once: a strong appetite for a tougher stance on human-rights abuses in Iran, alongside a real caution about actions that could raise the risk of wider conflict.
January 27 (Toronto, ON) – A new provincial survey conducted by Liaison Strategies reveals a complex balancing act in public opinion regarding Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s threat to remove Crown Royal from LCBO shelves. While a majority of Ontarians support using the LCBO's market power to defend local
January 26 (Toronto, ON) – A new Liaison Strategies national survey finds the Liberals continuing to pull away from the Conservatives, widening their lead to eight points. Among decided and leaning voters, the Liberals lead with 42% to the Conservatives' 34%, with the NDP at 10% and the Bloc Québécois
January 23, 2026 (Toronto, ON) – New Liaison Strategies tracking data shows the Progressive Conservatives continue to lead province-wide, but the political environment is increasingly defined by broad dissatisfaction: nearly two-thirds of Ontarians say the province is headed in the wrong direction and Premier Doug Ford’s job approval