A new Leger poll finds 57% of Metro Vancouver residents want change at city council, as affordability leads the agenda and ...

WIN's global study reveals the biggest sources of stress worldwide, with insights from 45 countries and a closer look at ...

Leger’s August 2026 Alberta referendum poll finds 65% favour remaining a province of Canada, while the undecided share rises ...

After a summer when domestic travel held a particularly strong position, Canadians are widening their horizons again this ...

With two days to go before the election, the Parti Québécois remains in the lead with 29% of voting intentions.

One week before election day, the CAQ falls to fourth place, while 74% of Quebecers say they want a change in government.

The shift in housing is particularly notable when compared with our polling during the 2024 provincial campaign. In August 2024, 27% of BC residents identified housing affordability as the province’s ...

As Alberta’s sovereignty and separation debate continues, new Leger data shows a clear divide between attention and support. Albertans are following the conversation closely, but most still want the ...

Leger’s latest Quebec Political Personalities Barometer provides a useful complement to voting intentions: it measures the personal political capital of key public figures, beyond their party ...

British Columbia’s political landscape remains highly competitive. According to Leger’s latest British Columbia Pulse Check, the BC Conservatives now hold a narrow lead among decided voters, while ...

In the wake of the recent U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, a new Leger survey reveals a striking level of concern among people in Canada about the future direction of American foreign policy — ...