Nearly half of decided voters would cast ballots for Liberal Party if an election were held today. PC support holding steady at about one-third of decided voters. Satisfaction with Dwight Ball’s Liberal government stable at 45%. December 12, 2018: Support for the provincial Liberal...
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Seven percentage points now separate Liberals and Progressive Conservatives. Premier Stephen McNeil remains most preferred leader, but Tim Houston (PC) and Gary Burrill (NDP) see rise in preference. Nova Scotians divided over satisfaction with performance of McNeil government. HALIFAX, NS December 12, 2018: Support...
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Green Party maintaining 2018 support, but not widening gap with Liberals. More than half of Islanders are satisfied with performance of government under Premier MacLauchlan. Green leader Peter Bevan-Baker holds edge in leadership preference. December 11, 2018: Four months after vaulting narrowly ahead of...
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One-third of New Brunswickers support Liberal Party, more than two months after defeat. Survey results closely match popular vote captured by parties on September 24. Electorate remains volatile, with one-quarter undecided. December 11, 2018: The New Brunswick Liberal Party is maintaining its lead in...
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48 percent support the creation of separate municipalities for HRM urban and rural areas. Although still strong, satisfaction with municipal government under Mayor Mike Savage at lowest level of 2018. Consumer confidence in Halifax is stable. HALIFAX, NS December 5, 2018: Almost half of...
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Despite improvement, consumer confidence still down from its 2018 high. Satisfaction with the performance of Saint John’s municipal government trending upwards. Large majority of city residents believe response to Irving Refinery explosion was well handled. December 4, 2018: Consumer confidence in Saint John has...
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Consumer confidence has dropped steadily since May 2018. Satisfaction with the performance of the municipal government under Mayor Dawn Arnold is down from August. The Avenir Centre meets or exceeds the expectations of vast majority of Moncton patrons. December 4, 2018: Consumer confidence in...
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Consumer confidence in Fredericton continues downward trend that started in 2017. Rise in satisfaction with municipal government under Mayor Mike O’Brien. High satisfaction with 2018 Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival. December 4, 2018: Consumer confidence in Fredericton continues its gradual decline, according to the...
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In Maritimes’ largest cities, one in ten adults have purchased marijuana from a legal vendor since October 17. Results uphold previous findings by Corporate Research Associates on consumer interest in legal marijuana. HALIFAX, NS November 28, 2018: A new survey of marijuana purchasing...
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—Interim Board announces organization’s name; takes concrete steps to formalize; supports key programs— TORONTO, October 15, 2018—Momentum continues to build for the Canadian Research Insights Council (“CRIC”), the new industry association established to represent market and survey research agencies and industry partners. Since its...
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One-half of Newfoundland and Labrador residents support renaming Discovery Day to honour the indigenous people of the province, while just over four in ten residents express opposition in this regard Across the population, support for renaming Discovery Day is elevated among younger Newfoundland and...
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HALIFAX, NS September 24, 2018: Among the five candidates running for the leadership of the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Party, residents are most likely to prefer Cape Breton Regional Municipality Mayor Cecil Clarke as Nova Scotia Premier, despite declining levels of support for this...
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