InnovativeRG

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. Full Report: hubs.ly/Q044jtqr0

Legault's Resignation Fails to Deliver New Life for the CAQ. Check out our full report: hubs.ly/Q0440htD0

Canadians are more likely to agree with pro-civility attitudes than unbridled self-expression. But that consensus is fraying among younger Canadians.

In a fragmented communications environment, Mark Carney’s Davos speech emerged as a rare communication moment that clearly registered with Canadians.

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). Click on the following link for our full report: hubs.ly/Q03WmSKD0

Carney’s 2025 budget is getting a more positive response from Canadians than most budgets since 2008, according to INNOVATIVE’s tracking. Click on the link below for our most recent findings: hubs.ly/Q03VHvj_0

Saying 'sorry' is working so far for Ford on the Greenbelt controversy #greenbelt #onpoli Read the full report: hubs.ly/Q028yWly0

INNOVATIVE's polling for @ProvokeIdeas shows that some potential uses of AI excite Canadians, while others have them very concerned. #AI Read the full report: hubs.ly/Q01T9Wq50

Public engagement with the election interference controversy remains low, but it’s not going away. Read the full report: hubs.ly/Q01SW1xJ0 #cdnpoli

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

A new INNOVATIVE poll on the Alberta election shows that NDP gains are centered in UCP strongholds. The Alberta NDP have gained disproportionately in the seats the UCP won by the most votes in the last election. Read the report: hubs.ly/Q01N4_7m0 #abpoli

58% of Canadians believe that China’s alleged interference in Canada’s elections may have impacted the election outcome. Early signs suggest it is damaging the Liberals’ reputation. Read the report: hubs.ly/Q01JLwBV0 #cdnpoli

(2/2) When it comes to voters who hold mixed views about the government, only 23% say they’ve read/heard/seen anything about it. Whatever decides the upcoming election, it is unlikely to be budget reactions. #cdnpoli

(1/2) Alberta's budget is unlikely to tilt the election race. An INNOVATIVE poll shows that the government's core supporters like what they see, while opponents are unimpressed. Read the report: hubs.ly/Q01JLVnW0 #cdnpoli

(2/2) On the other hand, the Liberal government’s response to the Convoy protests is priming underlying values that could drive "time for a change", including values such as libertarianism, political alienation, and political populism. Read the report: hubs.ly/Q01HT7-00

(1/2) Are the Liberals winning the battle but losing the war? 53% of Canadians agree that the federal government met the legal threshold for invoking the Emergencies Act. #cdnpoli

ICYMI: INNOVATIVE's @LyleGreg on the Flux Capacitor podcast talks through the challenges for utilities from growing public concern about affordability, and government decarbonization goals. #energytransition

The Emergencies Act inquiry doesn't appear to be changing many minds. Those tuning in already have strong opinions. Read our latest analysis here: hubs.ly/Q01smbhh0