Canadians are Happy with Approvals Changes
INNOVATIVE’s tracking shows Canadians are broadly accepting of government changes to approval processes, but awareness of specific changes is low.
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INNOVATIVE’s tracking shows most Canadians are skeptical that Canada will get a deal with the US. They don’t believe that Trump will keep to a deal.
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Canadians Want Greater Movement from the Federal Government
Today, we saw Prime Minister Carney and Premier Smith announced a climate and energy agreement.
How much attention are Canadians paying to this process?
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Canadian Confidence In Their Finances Has Reset
Standard of Living is easing, but remains a significant concern for younger Canadians.
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Reaction to Recent Indigenous Rights Developments Disrupts the Post-Kamloops Consensus
Awareness of recent Indigenous rights events is increasing public concern among British Columbians, particularly around property rights.
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There are mixed political signals for the Ontario PCs
So, if the budget was received with faint attention and praise, how are the Premier and the Government doing? Here we see something of a ‘glass half full’ situation for the government.
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Ontario Budget Draws Muted Response
The Ontario PC Budget released on March 26th was hardly noticed by Ontarians, with only about one-third of Ontarians reporting having read, seen, or heard anything about it.
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Re-examining our December cultural alienation survey, it shows more than one-in-four Canadians (27%) belong to the Alienated, Populist Left.
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Since Carney’s Davos speech, federal approval was moving, but the ballot was not. That has changed as the Liberals have moved into a clear lead. However, this shift is driven by gains from the NDP and undecided, not from Conservative losses.
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This week, we are digging deeper into the ‘why’ behind the support or opposition to the MOU. We also further examined its impact on key battleground provinces. Alberta, with a majority (55%) responding positively, and BC, with only a plurality (39%) responding positively.
The Memorandum of Understanding between Alberta and Ottawa flew under the radar for most Canadians (27% are familiar with it, while another 32% have heard of it).
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Carney’s 2025 budget is getting a more positive response from Canadians than most budgets since 2008, according to INNOVATIVE’s tracking.
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INNOVATIVE's polling for @ProvokeIdeas shows that some potential uses of AI excite Canadians, while others have them very concerned. #AI
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ICYMI: @josephwilsonca for @GlobeDebate writes about public reaction to AI, featuring INNOVATIVE polling for the 2023 Provocation Ideas Festival @ProvokeIdeas. "The public doesn't know what to believe and they're worried". #AI
Last week, INNOVATIVE released an Alberta election poll showing the UCP and NDP virtually tied (41% UCP, 40% NDP). Today we release a deeper dive including: key attitudinal divisions, party and leader images, and regional alienation. Full report: hubs.ly/Q01N_nZ40#abpoli