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Poll shows little optimism for Trudeau or Poilievre, points to 'choose your poison' election - Vimarsana News

Poll shows little optimism for Trudeau or Poilievre, points to 'choose your poison' election

Nanos Research poll shows both the Liberal and Conservative leaders are polarizing among Canadians

Conservatives say Poilievre would only override Charter rights over criminal justice matters - Vimarsana News

Conservatives say Poilievre would only override Charter rights over criminal justice matters

Pressed on how their hypothetical government would invoke the Charter’s notwithstanding clause, opposition leader’s spokesperson clarifies position

Conservatives say Poilievre would only override Charter rights over criminal justice matters - Canada News - Vimarsana News

Conservatives say Poilievre would only override Charter rights over criminal justice matters - Canada News

A day after declining to put any limits on how the Conservatives would use the notwithstanding clause if they form government, the party now says Leader Pierre Poilievre would only use the tool to override Charter-protected rights when it comes to matters of criminal justice.

Opinion: Do voters want more or less government spending? Yes, polls say - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Do voters want more or less government spending? Yes, polls say

If you read between the lines, or take polls in their totality, what Canadians say about government spending is often contradictory.

Adam: Do people want more or less government spending? Depends on the poll - Vimarsana News

Adam: Do people want more or less government spending? Depends on the poll

If you read between the lines, or take polls in their totality, what Canadians say about government spending is often contradictory.