00:00:00.000OK, so tell us about the recent poll. Pierre Polyev is closing that gap and narrowing in.
00:00:05.020This is going to be an incredibly tight race. Tell us about the top line.
00:00:08.460Sure. So the top line, we have the Liberal Party of Canada led by Mark Carney at 39 percent, the Conservatives at 37, the NDP at 11, the Greens at two, the Bloc Québécois at eight and then other parties is three percent.
00:00:20.900this week. Wow. Okay. So this really shows a incredibly tight race, right? Previously in the
00:00:29.000campaign, we had seen a pretty substantial lead for the Liberals and for Mark Carney, even with
00:00:33.920our own polls out in the field. I know a lot of viewers are quite skeptical of the polls. They
00:00:38.780don't think that they have a good way of reaching Canadians and that many Conservatives might be
00:00:44.600disinterested in polls. They might not answer, they might not reply, or they might just not tell
00:00:50.040the pollster what they're thinking. And so even with this formula, we still see the Conservatives
00:00:57.460really closing that gap, narrowing that gap. So tell us, can you describe how this has changed
00:01:02.500over like the past two, three weeks here? The biggest, most notable changes in Ontario. So
00:01:08.860in Ontario, two weeks ago, we had a 14 point gap where the Liberals were 14 points above the
00:01:14.900Conservatives. Last week, we had Ontario at a seven-point gap, where the Liberals were seven
00:01:20.360points ahead of the Conservatives. This week, it's four points. So if this trend continues,
00:01:26.300if this kind of momentum is able to be sustained, that's going to be quite significant in terms of
00:01:31.760what that means, especially for the 905 and other very vital regions within the province of Ontario.
00:01:38.580In Quebec, we're seeing a tightening of the race. Previously, we had the Bloc Québécois
00:01:43.000leading the Liberals. Now they're both tied at 35%. That's going to make some very interesting
00:01:48.980ridings across, especially in the eastern townships and over into the south side of Montreal.
00:01:56.220That area, that's going to be, I think, a very pivotal region of the country,
00:02:01.660especially for determining if it's a minority or a majority government. Those are areas that