Montreal is the least Conservative city in Canada

According to a study by the Angus Reid Institute, Montreal is the least Conservative city in Canada. Just 11% of people in Montreal support the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), lower than any other urban centre in the country.

Quebec Premier François Legault met with CPC leader Pierre Poilievre in May to discuss energy, the “decline of the French language” and immigration.

The cities where the Conservative Party of Canada has the most support are Edmonton (55%) and Calgary (50%). (For the complete table of results, please see page 2 in the report here.)

In Montreal, the Liberal Party of Canada leads with 36%, followed by the Bloc Québécois with 30%.

Nationwide, the Conservatives are polling in first place with 37%, followed by the Liberals (29%) and NDP (20%).

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