Darrell Bricker
pollster
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The people who were the ‘elbows up’ crowd in the last election campaign, who voted for the Liberals and continue to vote for the Liberals, they’re older, they’re more economically established, they tend to have higher degrees of education, they tend be more affluent,
- Bricker saidGlobal Newsglobalnews.ca/news/12039524…
I have not in my consciousness recalled as tumultuous a week, or couple of weeks, or couple of months, in Canadian politics since probably 1995, when we went through the sovereignty referendum,
- Bricker saidGlobal Newsglobalnews.ca/news/12039524…
These people are living in what we like to call ‘the endurance economy’: they’re just getting by from day to day, and they’re enduring economic life right now,
- said Darrell Bricker, chairman of Ipsos CanadaGlobal Newsglobalnews.ca/news/12039524…
What it shows is that people who really want Alberta to stay in Canada are really strongly motivated to vote for that,
Half of Canadians say that the federal (government) needs to be involved, but where the number really drops off the cliff is in the province of Quebec,
- Bricker addedGlobal Newsglobalnews.ca/news/11890957…
Earlier
With the US and Canada locked in a trade war, fears of a recession lurk
Aljazeeraaljazeera.com/economy/2026…This week saw the latest move by the Canadians with Prime Minister Mark Carney imposing retaliatory import taxes on a host of US goods, after Trump threatened hikes of his own
BBCbbc.com/news/articles…Alberta’s Separatists Are Losing Big in Latest Opinion Polls
Bloomberg Newsbloomberg.com/news/articles…Support for Alberta independence has slipped even as the province moves closer to a referendum, according to new Ipsos polling that suggests separatist momentum is weakening as the prospect becomes more concrete
Newsweeknewsweek.com/support/alberta…