Party strategists will be dissecting the results for signs of momentum in comparison to the last campaign
The three main national party leaders are all facing stark gender divides when it comes to voter support, according to aby the Angus Reid Institute. The survey found Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approval rating is at 43 per cent among women, but only 29 per cent with men. The results are reversed and even more lopsided for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. Nearly half of male respondents said they hold a favourable view of Mr. Poilievre, compared to 26 per cent of women.
The online survey of 3,885 Canadian adults who participate in the Angus Reid Forum took place from May 30 to June 3.on how transparency is the remedy for the secrecy that clouds a Supreme Court justice’s resignation: “A foundational principle of the rule of law in a democracy is transparency. The doors of a court are open, for the most part. Evidence almost always is weighed in public. In the strange saga of now former Supreme Court of Canada justice Russell Brown, transparency has been missing in action. We live in an era of rising distrust in institutions. They are questioned, often rightly so. Trust must be earned, every day, and transparency is the currency that builds and fortifies trust.
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