Our latest Alberta poll finds the UCP at 49% and the NDP at 36% among committed voters. The UCP’s lead is driven by overwhelming strength outside Edmonton and Calgary. But healthcare is emerging as a key vulnerability for the government. Details: https://t.co/NZos05AtZL

Most Albertans oppose independence (64%), and only 1 in 4 support it. Still, 53% say they believe Premier Danielle Smith would vote to leave Canada in a referendum. That belief extends well beyond independence supporters. #ableg Details: https://t.co/1hvqTI7r8o

Starting tomorrow we will be releasing a series of polling reports on #abpoli #ableg 1. Support for independence + how people think different leaders would vote in a referendum 2. Provincial politics: vote, leader approval, issue performance 3. Federal politics: vote, leader

I’m excited to welcome Kelsey Lander to Abacus Data as our new Senior Director, Research Services. She brings nearly a decade of experience turning complex research into clear, actionable strategy. As we grow into new markets and build new products, leadership like this matters.

The Speech from the Throne was delivered today at the opening of the House of Assembly by The Honourable Joan Marie J. Aylward, Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador. Read here: https://t.co/JiW3Eb0hpS

We are building a Newfoundland and Labrador where no one is left behind, where opportunity is within reach, communities are safe, and the government works for all of us. Watch the throne speech live at 2PM today: https://t.co/lLXVuWoYef

Our latest national poll finds the Liberals leading 44% to 38%, with government approval at 52%. Among the most certain voters, the Liberal lead widens to 8 points. The race is competitive, but the fundamentals currently favour the governing party. Details:

The national mood has stabilized. 42% say Canada is headed in the right direction, 45% say wrong track. Pessimism about the world remains high, but views of Canada are more balanced than at any point in the past two years. Details: https://t.co/XHIOwonXX2

After a high-profile floor crossing, the fundamentals haven’t shifted. Liberals hold a 6-point national lead, Carney’s net favourability is +20, and turnout intensity favours the governing party. Stability, not volatility, defines this moment. Details: https://t.co/09SNECST2N

Rideau Canal in February.

What Nova Scotians think about Holt. #NB

Prime Minister Carney has a net favourable of +32 in Nova Scotia according to our latest province-wide survey. Other notable leaders: NB Premier Holt +14 NL Premier Wakeham +9 ON Premier Ford -12 CPC Leader Poilievre -23 Details: https://t.co/5VTn2tjmuo #nspoli

📊Provincial Updates: Incumbents Lead in B.C., Ontario, and Nova Scotia 📈My latest for the 338Canada newsletter ↓

We go deeper on Nova Scotia politics than any other firm in the country. Full results of our latest #nspoli survey are now out: https://t.co/tzW38jYXsW

Halifax waterfront in February.

Our latest Nova Scotia Omnibus finds the PCs starting the winter session from a position of strength: 48% vote intention, strong regional dominance, and net-positive approval. But issue ratings on affordability (18%) and housing (22%) suggest real pressure heading into budget

NEW: Our latest Nova Scotia poll (Jan 21–28, n=601) shows Tim Houston’s PCs still firmly in control, at 48% among decided voters. That’s down 4 since September and 5 below their 2024 result, but still a commanding 23-point lead. Full results: https://t.co/5VTn2tjUjW

🆕 Abacus Nova Scotia Poll: Houston’s PCs Starting Winter Session at 48%. Current vote: 🔵Houston’s PCs 48% 🟠Chender’s NDP 25% 🔴Rankin’s Liberals 18% As MLAs return to the legislature, the governing party is in a solid position, and the opposition remains divided.

🆕 Abacus Nova Scotia Poll: Houston’s PCs Starting Winter Session at 48%. #nspoli @abacusdataca @DavidColetto https://t.co/1lU3N815Ff