‘The battle brewing in Canada is generational, and they are country miles apart,’ says pollster Nik Nanos as parties split youth vote
As older Canadians rally behind Prime Minister Mark Carney’s economic ‘safe harbour,’ younger generations remain split, exposing what pollsters say may be the new defining electoral fault line.
Despite a softening of support, the Liberal government maintains a healthy lead over the opposition Conservatives heading into the second half of the summer recess. But with much of that lead attributable to a significant shift in older voters seeking long-term stability, an...
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