As the Manitoba Legislature rises for the
summer, Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives remain the top choice for
provincial voters. The opposition NDP are well back while the provincial
Liberals languish in third place with the support of only 16 percent of decided
voters. View full release here.
Monday, April 23, 2018
PC support strong, growing
Premier Brian Pallister's Progressive Conservatives enjoy a significant and growing lead among decided voters in Manitoba. View full release:
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Manitobans favour zero tolerance for cannabis-impaired driving
More than two-thirds of Manitoba adults say that, until there's a reliable roadside test, it should be illegal to drive with even small amounts of pot in your system. View full release:
Monday, April 16, 2018
Manitobans split on Indigenous access to justice
More than two-in-five Manitoba adults say the justice system generally treats First Nations, Métis and Inuit people unfairly. View full release:
Monday, January 08, 2018
Manitobans favour workplace testing for marijuana
Nearly three-quarters of Manitoba adults support an employer's right to screen employees suspected of using marijuana on the job. View full release:
Tuesday, January 02, 2018
Manitobans at ease with neighbourhood pot retailers
With marijuana legalization looming, more than one-half of Manitoba adults say they're comfortable with a cannabis retailer opening in their neighbourhood. View full release
Friday, December 29, 2017
Business views on NAFTA, harassment and the economy
Results of the Manitoba Business Leaders Index suggest
entrepreneurs are bullish on Manitoba’s economy despite the uncertainty of
NAFTA and don’t feel workplace sexual harassment is a major issue. View full release.
Thursday, December 28, 2017
PC support inches up, opposition parties tied
As 2017 ends, PC support saw a slight rebound in
December but is still down nine points over the year, while the NDP and
Liberals are tied. View full release.
Saturday, October 21, 2017
Provincial PC support dips, Liberal support rises
Overall support for Premier Brian Pallister's PCs declines, while the three major parties are in a dead heat in Winnipeg. View full release
Friday, October 20, 2017
Manitobans firmly opposed to health premiums
Nearly three-quarters of Manitobans oppose Premier Brian Pallister's health care premium trial balloon. View full release
Friday, October 20, 2017
UPDATED: Strong approval for Winnipeg's mayor
A year from the next civic election, Mayor Brian Bowman enjoys a 59% approval rating, down ten points since Probe Research's last sounding. View full release
Tuesday, September 05, 2017
Most Winnipeggers Feel St. Boniface Hospital Should Allow MAID
More than half of Winnipeg adults say St. Boniface Hospital should allow medical assistance in dying, despite the hospital's religious affiliation. View full release
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
UPDATED: Manitobans Worried About Aspects of Pot Legalization
Manitobans have misgivings about the sale of edibles in pubs and favour a legal purchase age of 21, according to a Probe Research/CTV Winnipeg poll. View full release
Monday, August 28, 2017
Manitobans Skeptical About Health Care Reforms
Two-thirds of Manitoba adults feel health care will be worse following the reforms, according to a new Probe Research poll for the Winnipeg Free Press. View full release
Monday, July 03, 2017
Tories Still Lead but NDP Shows Signs of Life
The governing Progressive Conservatives lead with 42% support but the NDP's slow recovery puts them in a dead heat among Winnipeggers and women.
Manitobans Excited for Canada 150 (But Reluctant to Pay for it)
Nearly two-thirds of Manitobans feel more patriotic now than a decade ago, but only one-third agree the government ought to spend $500 million on the sesquicentennial.
