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Written by Geoff Norquay. Published by The Hill Times. Some members of the federal Conservative caucus have started a fight they’re going to lose, and they just may take the party down with them. A handful of caucus members are apparently not vaccinated, and as many as a third of the caucus refuses to divulge…

Webinar originally aired June 20 at 12pm ET/9am PT, featuring data from Earnscliffe’s Indigenous Insights study, Canada’s longest-running and most comprehensive study on Indigenous public opinion. Exploring critical issues like the housing crisis, cost of living, reconciliation and self-governance for Indigenous communities, our expert panel will share key findings and discuss their implications for today…

Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh Written by Geoff Norquay. Published by Policy Magazine. The Conservative Party leadership contest reached a new milestone on June 3 with the end of the period for selling new memberships. Even allowing for some spin inflation among key candidates, the news for the party is good. It now has more…

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Written by Geoff Norquay. Published by Policy Magazine. Pierre Poilievre is successfully launched as the new Conservative leader, following a smashing victory in the party’s leadership race. For an individual with a reputation of being at times divisive and harsh, he’s been spending a lot of time building bridges.  After his win was announced on September 6,…

Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld Written by Hilary Martin What Ontario voters will be listening for ahead of the provincial election and whose policies they like.  In February 2022, we asked 1,005 Ontarians to tell us what they believe should be the top three priorities for their provincial government. At the time, the top five priorities…

Written by Geoff Norquay. Published by Policy Magazine. The Conservative Party of Canada went into the 2015 election campaign with a significant disadvantage against the young and charismatic Justin Trudeau. It was called Harper fatigue, and it will not be a factor in 2019. At the same time, Andrew Scheer, the party’s boyish, boy-next-door leader,…

Written by Danielle Dalzell on October 23, 2020 for our series Earnscliffe BC Election Insights. Election day in B.C. is upon us. Navigating election day, and beyond, was tricky before the pandemic, and these unprecedented times add complexity to the days and weeks ahead. As B.C. prepares for the big day, here is what to…

The House of Commons rose for the summer break late on Wednesday evening, after completing the legislative agenda for the spring and passing the government’s most recent budget bill at third reading. The Senate will continue sitting to complete its share of the legislative agenda, including voting on Bill C-59, Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act,…

Written by Doug Anderson, Allan Gregg and Stephanie Constable for Policy Magazine on May 28, 2020. Click here to read the original. More than two months after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began briefing Canadians daily on the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic that has now killed thousands of Canadians, Earnscliffe Strategy Group can report on the mood…

The House of Commons adjourned for the summer just after midnight on June 21, ending a partisan and fractious sitting dominated by the furor over Chinese interference in Canadian elections and politics. While the House will not return until September 18, its committees will be able to meet throughout the summer. When those committees meet,…

On the heels of the Federal Government releasing their budget on March 28, 2023 Earnscliffe Strategies surveyed 1,512 adult Canadians about some of their thoughts regarding the economy and their finances.  Perhaps not surprising given news headlines a plurality of Canadians believe the “most important issue facing Canada today” is Inflation / Cost of Living,…

Written by Yaroslav Baran. Published by Policy Magazine. The conventional wisdom about parties that lose an election is that they need time in the ‘wilderness’ to reassess their priorities. The Conservative Party of Canada won the popular vote in October, increased its seat count and then dumped its leader. While the wilderness therefore may not…

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Written by Greg Wilkinson and Melanie Paradis “A radical and transformative thought goes nowhere without the willingness to challenge convention.”  Malcolm Gladwell You don’t need to be like Malcolm Gladwell (who grew up in Waterloo Region) to be a thought leader. You don’t even need to like Malcolm Gladwell. But what is a thought leader…