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The latest Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News shows both the Liberals and new party leader Mark Carney are continuing to pick up momentum since the election began last Sunday. The Conservatives have also gained ground, to the detriment of the New Democrats and Bloc Quebecois.

The poll found 44 per cent of decided voters would vote for the Liberals, up two points from polling conducted a week before the election. The Conservatives earned 38 per cent support, also up two points, while the NDP has dropped one point to nine per cent.

The Liberals now hold a six-point lead over the Conservatives in this poll, a drop of one point from the seven-point lead they held in polling on March 18.
Carney has meanwhile widened his lead over Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre among party leaders seen as the best choice for prime minister, with 44 per cent choosing Carney versus 33 per cent for Poilievre. NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s popularity has fallen four points to just eight per cent.

Among voters polled, Carney holds double-digit leads over Poilievre on attributes like being the best leader to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump, represent Canada on the world stage and manage tough economic times. The Liberal leader is also seen as the potential prime minister with the best temperament and maturity for the job.

Poilievre, on the other hand, “only leads on negative statements,” Ipsos found — including being seen as “having a hidden agenda,” as someone “who will say anything to get elected,” and as “someone who is in over their head.”
Other top election issues identified in the poll were health care —which was picked by 28 per cent of voters — followed by housing (26 per cent), the economy (23 per cent), taxes (18 per cent), immigration (14 per cent), unemployment and jobs (13 per cent), and interest rates and inflation (13 per cent).

The Liberals were seen as the party best suited to address health care, the economy, and unemployment. Voters saw the Conservatives as best equipped to handle housing, taxes, immigration and inflation.
 

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Trump will continue with new and unique ways to cripple, destroy and mutilate the Canada economy towards annexation irregardless of which ever party or coalition forms the next Canadian government from day one.
Canadian is on tract to go into a painful recession in 2025, with America going into a milder recession as long as Trump keeps the tariff attacks going.
The next Canadian PM will be walking on egg shells for the foreseeable future and a Carney win will provoke a Canadian unity crisis with Alberta more than a Poilievre win. Trump is after a destabilizing Carney win along with Smith to promote maximum division in the West.
 
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House prices and apartment rents have been going up steadily since the 1980's.
Agreed, a gradual increase is always there. A 150k -200k increase in 10 years is fine. But housing prices suddenly increased a lot 200k to 400k in 2016 , atleast in gta. Then it kept on increasing at rapid pace. How this can happen?.
 

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Tell that to the people who can barely afford an apartment, the people that got to share apartment with multiple people and the ones that may never own a home. You are delusional. A 3 1/2 apartment is going for $2500 these days. Courtesy of the Trudeau Liberals and their mass immigration policy.
Rents have come down. Immigration is down. Reading facts is important



please stop spewing misinformation.



Deal with it
 

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Agreed, a gradual increase is always there. A 150k -200k increase in 10 years is fine. But housing prices suddenly increased a lot 200k to 400k in 2016 , atleast in gta. Then it kept on increasing at rapid pace. How this can happen?.
Housing prices suddenly spiralled in the US in 2021-2022 after COVID, which set up Trump's electoral win. Sometimes there are strange jumps.

If a gradual increase in immigration cause house prices to rise over time - and it probably does - surely that doesn't explain a massive jump in 1 year, before the immigration increase actually takes place.
 

huntethan2023

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Housing prices suddenly spiralled in the US in 2021-2022 after COVID, which set up Trump's electoral win. Sometimes there are strange jumps.

If a gradual increase in immigration cause house prices to rise over time - and it probably does - surely that doesn't explain a massive jump in 1 year, before the immigration increase actually takes place.
2021-22 is different, lowest interest rates, so everyone was buying crazy.
2015 Liberals happened and there you go real estate burst. Slowly Toronto became Vancouver, under Liberals, all Chinese governed. And uncontrolled immigration added to it.
 

mandrill

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2021-22 is different, lowest interest rates, so everyone was buying crazy.
2015 Liberals happened and there you go real estate burst. Slowly Toronto became Vancouver, under Liberals, all Chinese governed. And uncontrolled immigration added to it.
So the Chinese control the Liberals and they plot to allow uncontrolled immigration to destabilize house prices?

Holy shit! What a dastardly plot!!! Is that like PeePee being run by Modi?
 

huntethan2023

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So the Chinese control the Liberals and they plot to allow uncontrolled immigration to destabilize house prices?

Holy shit! What a dastardly plot!!! Is that like PeePee being run by Modi?
I never said immigration controlled by Chinese. Please read and then reply. :) ..no hurry
 

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I just watched Pierre Poilievre on BNN. Holy Christ, what a terrible interview.......the dude just came across as an idiot who could only recite campaign slogans and dodge questions.
Hmmmmm. lemme think - a guy with a Phd (or its equivalent) in Economics from Oxford, and decades of real world experience, or a career politician.
Little wonder the Libs are pulling out front.
 
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Agreed, a gradual increase is always there. A 150k -200k increase in 10 years is fine. But housing prices suddenly increased a lot 200k to 400k in 2016 , atleast in gta. Then it kept on increasing at rapid pace. How this can happen?.
Something tells me you'd fail this.
 

Frankfooter

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I just watched Pierre Poilievre on BNN. Holy Christ, what a terrible interview.......the dude just came across as an idiot who could only recite campaign slogans and dodge questions.
Hmmmmm. lemme think - a guy with a Phd (or its equivalent) in Economics from Oxford, and decades of real world experience, or a career politician.
Little wonder the Libs are pulling out front.
He really has no clue how he comes across.
 
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