The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's What We Heard Report is out, with findings from their #YourVoiceOurFuture initiative - which consulted Members through surveys, focus groups, town halls. @Pollara is @TheReal_TRREB's proud research partner in this: bit.ly/4wErjCW #TRREB #YVOF

TRREB Releases Final Your Voice, Our Future Report » Pollara Strategic Insights

July 8, 2026 – The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) has released the What We Heard Report outlining key findings from the comprehensive Your Voice, Our Future initiative launched last fall,…

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Only one-in-four Canadians can name a cabinet minister. "So while all indications are Canadians are enjoying the Mark Carney show, it’s fair to say there hasn’t been a lot of screen time for the supporting cast." pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/i-still-av...

I Still Avi Found What I'm Looking For

Only 12% of Canadians can name the leader of the NDP

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This is a fun poll. @Pollara asked respondents to try and name the NDP and CPC leaders, and any cabinet ministers people could think of. They had a lot of trouble. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/i-still-av...

Pollara finds a huge gap in how older Canadians and older Americans feel about the news media. www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...

Pollara asked Canadians to name politicians. Here's how many could. Name Poilievre as CPC leader: 57% Name Lewis as NDP leader: 12% Able to name at least one cabinet minister: 24% Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...

Only 12% of Canadians can name Avi Lewis as NDP leader » Pollara Strategic Insights

July 6, 2027 – Fresh polling by Pollara Strategic Insights offers a reminder of how disconnected most Canadians are from federal politics, with just 57% of Canadians able to name the leader of the…

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Share of Canadians who were initially cheering for the 8 teams left in the World Cup: England 15% France 10% Argentina 10% Spain 7% Belgium 2% Morocco 1% Switzerland 1% Norway 1% www.pollara.com/92-of-world-...

92% of World Cup watchers are cheering for Canada at least in part – but only 27% cheering exclusively for Canada

After Canada, England and Brazil have the largest fan bases

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"Logan"

Pollara Strategic Insights@pollara.bsky.social · 4w ago

Pollara asked Canadians to name politicians. Here's how many could. Name Poilievre as CPC leader: 57% Name Lewis as NDP leader: 12% Able to name at least one cabinet minister: 24% Full results: www.pollara.com/only-12-of-c...

This is a fun poll. @Pollara asked respondents to try and name the NDP and CPC leaders, and any cabinet ministers people could think of. They had a lot of trouble. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/i-still-av...

There's a partisan divide in how much Canadians trust all media outlets. Even the weather is partisan. Full report: www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...

Canadians are more polarized today in how they feel about the news media than in the 90s. www.pollara.com/canadians-mo...

Add Chicoutimi to the byelexn calendar! This has been CPC stronghold since 2017, but the Libs, NDP, and BQ all held it in the decade prior. Martel's personal brand boosted CPC from 4th in 2015 to byelexn win in 2017. I'd peg BQ as the favourites, but Lib, BQ, CPC were all within 3% last elexn.

The Writ's pollster panel is back. Breaking down the public opinion state of play for the federal parties. When it Carney come down to earth? Is there hope for Poilievre? Does anyone know who Avi Lewis is? www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CG7...

The Writ Podcast: The Pollster Panel is back!

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Fresh polling on who Canadians are rooting for in this year's World Cup. And some analysis on how much this is driven by ethnic origin. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/waka-waka-...

The debate over a "technical" recession is irrelevant politically. @Pollara has 25+ years of tracking to show Canadians FEEL recession far more often than the technical definition. The majority of people have believed Canada is in recession 6 years running. www.pollara.com/economic-out...

How the question being asked in Alberta might lead to a very different result than a straight up vote on separation. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/lets-stay-...

New article with fresh @pollara.bsky.social polling on the issue of crime. What types of crime worry Canadians and what solutions do they feel would be effective. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/gangstas-p...

UCP ministers Nate Horner and Matt Jones say there shouldn’t be a separatist referendum called by the premier. Will Danielle Smith remove them from cabinet for speaking against it? One would hope the premier would be thankful for their pro-Canada voices.

Worth noting as we see both Nate Horner and Matt Jones resign their cabinet positions. Both were asked two weeks ago if they support the Premier calling a separation referendum on her own. Horner said she shouldn't while Jones said UCP should push harder to stay in Canada.

The head of Forever Canadian appears to be conveniently connecting dots here. Alberta abuzz with rumours of cabinet shuffle that may come Thursday. Fin Min Nate Horner and Hospitals Min Matt Jones both expected to be shuffled out because they aren’t running for re-election.

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Danielle Smith now has a Cabinet management problem. Two ministers, Jones and Horner, object to the UCP party/government being the proponent/instigator of a referendum question on separatism. They’re not separatists. Any bets on how long they’ll last in Cabinet? I give them one day. #ableg

Despite being two very different movements, Quebec and Alberta separatists share a lot of similar demographics. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/bye-bye-mo...

Pollara finds support for Quebec and Alberta separatism at nearly identical levels. Yet these are two very different movements. In this substack post, I compare the demographics and motivations of Quebec and Alberta separatists: pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/bye-bye-mo...

A report by the Securities & Investment Management Association (@SIMA), based on a survey by @Pollara, reveals need for larger online presence from qualified #financialadvisors and stronger securities enforcement to stamp out bad advice from unlicensed #finfluencers.

One year after the election, where has the Liberals' voter coalition shifted? I rolled up over n=5000 from recent surveys to dig into the question. pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/its-rainin...

Check out Pollara's "Alberta Spotlight". We unpack support for separatism, questions of identity, and sentiment towards federal and provincial politicians. www.pollara.com/support-for-...

New Substack post up comparing the reach and impact of Carney's Davos speech to Poilievre's 162 minutes on Joe Rogan. Did these clips spread via the mainstream media or social media? What audiences did they reach? pollarastrategicinsights.substack.com/p/for-whom-t...

Pollara's "Alberta Spotlight" shows Calgary's new mayor has gotten off on a positive foot after a very narrow election win. See how Albertas feel about Andrew Knack, Michelle Rempel Garner, Avi Lewis, and others: www.pollara.com/support-for-...

Had a great chat with @maxfawcett.bsky.social about all things Alberta, including fresh polling on Alberta separatism.

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My chat with @calgarygrit.bsky.social about separatism, polling, and Alberta. #abpoli #cdnpoli www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfil...

Latest YouTube show featuring Dan Arnold from Pollara. And yes, the separatists are already in the comments. Have at 'em. #abpoli #cdnpoli www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfil...

How to keep Alberta in Canada

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Biggest declines in CPC vote in byelections, since 2015 (35 total byelections): 1. Terrebonne (2026) -14.8% 2. Scarborough SW (2026) -12.2% 3. University Rosedale (2026) -11.1% 4. Lac Saint Jean (2017) -8.3% 5. Toronto Centre (2020) -5.7%

Pollara (n=3200 Albertans, Mar 16-25) Sentiment to Politicians in Alberta Carney: Pos 42%, Neg 34% Poilievre: Pos 42%, Neg 34% www.pollara.com/support-for-...