Inflation, economy outrank COVID as top issues for Canadians: Nanos

Inflation, economy outrank COVID as top issues for Canadians: NikNanos

Additional polling by Nanos for Bloomberg News also shows many Canadians, when asked about the cost of living going up, are experiencing some form of hardship.

A number of Canadians feel left out and anxious about the future, Nanos said, with some, namely Conservative leadership contender Pierre Poilievre, speaking to these concerns with a"populist-style" message. The Nanos issue tracking poll is based on 1,057 random phone interviews of Canadians 18 and older, up to April 1, 2022. The data is based on a four-week rolling average, with the oldest group of 250 interviews dropped each week and a new group of 250 added in. The survey is accurate plus or minus three percentage points, 19 times out of 20.

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