After a summer spent refocusing his government on the issue of housing affordability, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals are still less trusted on the file than the Conservatives and the New Democrats, exclusive new polling numbers indicate.
According to a survey conducted by Nanos Research for CTV News Channel's Power Play with Vassy Kapelos, Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives and Jagmeet Singh's NDP are the most trusted federal parties when it comes to addressing skyrocketing housing costs.25 per cent said the Conservatives15 per cent said the Liberalssaid in an interview on the Vassy Kapelos Show
"I've heard loud and clear in recent months… Canadians want to see us take action," Fraser said, going on to commit to having new measures announced"over the next few months" that will"help address housing affordability across Canada."Given that those who said either they trusted none of the parties, or were unsure who they trusted the most, make up one third of respondents, Nanos suggested the gap for the Liberals is surmountable.
Conservatives and NDP most trusted federal parties on the issue of affordable housing: Sept. 2023 Nanos survey Asked whether the Liberals' promised new housing plans will come as part of the upcoming fall economic statement, Fraser said he is planning to unveil what he's been working on, in advance of that, with potential funding attached coming as part of the fall economic update.
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