Posts by Philippe J. Fournier

MacKay addresses a Conservative leadership forum during the annual general meeting of the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative party in Halifax on Feb. 8, 2020 (CP/Andrew Vaughan)

While the Conservatives bicker the Liberals open their lead: 338Canada

Philippe J. Fournier: The Conservative leadership race is back, and not looking good on the party. A new seat projection suggests it may be taking its toll.

Washington

338Canada: The odds are against Trump, but they’re not as bad as you might think

Philippe J. Fournier: Polls have Joe Biden ahead of Trump, but as with Clinton in 2016, how the ’toss up’ states eventually swing is what matters

Trudeau rises in the House of Commons to discuss measures related to the COVID-19 pandemic, on April 11, 2020 (CP/Justin Tang)

Canada

338Canada: Canadians are overwhelmingly satisfied with their governments’ COVID-19 responses

Philippe J. Fournier: Both the provinces and the federal government get high approval ratings, while the Liberals have widened their gap over the CPC

Technology

What Google data says about Canadian vs. U.S. social distancing efforts

Philippe J. Fournier: In reducing travel, Canada’s most populous provinces rank well. Trump-backing U.S. states are at the bottom.

Ottawa

338Canada: Confidence in the Liberals runs high. But for how long?

Philippe Fournier: The Liberals have surged ahead in voting attentions, even as coronavirus cases double every three days and the America problem looms large

Washington

How Americans underestimate the threat of the coronavirus

Philippe J. Fournier: Like so many things in America today, it’s all about Donald Trump—and, polls show, the thinking of his Republican supporters

Horgan speaks about the economy during an address at a Surrey Board of Trade luncheon, in Surrey, B.C., on March 10, 2020 (CP/Darryl Dyck)

Politics

338Canada: An early B.C. seat projection gives a slight edge to the NDP

Philippe J. Fournier: The 338Canada model has the B.C. NDP beating the Liberal seat count in 70 per cent of all simulations. But it’s still anyone’s game.

Canada

How is the government’s response to the coronavirus outbreak? Not bad, say Canadians.

Philippe J. Fournier: A new Angus Reid poll says almost half of Canadians approve of Ottawa’s response—with opinions largely split along party lines

Ottawa

338Canada: The Conservatives can’t crack Liberal support

Philippe J. Fournier: Despite Liberal failures, the party’s numbers are holding while the Tories haven’t solved their Ontario problem

Kenney delivers his address to the Alberta United Conservative Party annual general meeting in Calgary on Nov. 30, 2019 (CP/Dave Chidley)

Politics

338Canada: Jason Kenney still holds a commanding lead in Alberta

Philippe J. Fournier: A new poll shows the UCP has maintained support after 10 months in power, with an 8-point lead over the NDP

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