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Listen on RedFM On Good Morning Calgary, host Rishi Nagar speaks with political scientist Dr. Duane Bratt and political pollster Janet Brown to examine what Albertans’ referendum choices could reveal about public opinion, the future of separatism and support for the government’s broader agenda. The discussion also explores the implications for the UCP, the Alberta NDP and the issues that matter most to voters, including health care, education, jobs and affordability. Listen t

Read on the BBC A September poll by Janet Brown Opinion Research for broadcaster CBC suggested 72% support for the remain side, and 23% for the leave side, with slightly higher support among male and rural voters.

Read on the Globe and Mail Alberta pollster Janet Brown calls the soft separatist: Someone who might vote Option 2, but doesn't necessarily want Canada broken up.

Watch on CPAC Clip starts at 51:38 Alberta is facing a historic choice: stay in Canada or take another step toward potentially leaving the country. The Oct. 19 referendum is raising fundamental questions about the province’s future and its place in Canada. For some, this is about finally standing up to Ottawa and taking control of their own future. For others, it’s a dangerous gamble, one that could plunge the province into years of division and uncertainty. So should Alberta

Read on CBC News Lead expert and political commentator Janet Brown tells The National’s Ian Hanomansing what could be behind separatist sentiment in central Alberta and why turnout for the Oct. 19 referendum is so difficult to predict. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on Clean Up Your Mess "Albertans don't agree on a lot these days -- but our research shows they overwhelmingly want the oil and gas industry to pay their bills"- Janet Brown, pollster

Listen on CBC News Research and polling has been gathered on how Albertans feel about separating from Canada as the Oct. 19 referendum quickly approaches. John Santos is a data scientist with Janet Brown Opinion Research. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on the Toronto Star “She’s trying to walk the middle of the road, between the moderate, business conservatives and the far-right populist base that’s still angry over COVID restrictions,” said John Santos, data scientist with Janet Brown Opinion Research. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on CBC News “One of the unintended consequences is that it's given the NDP increased capacity. It's given the NDP a chance to get their ground game together one full year ahead of a general election,” said Calgary-based pollster Janet Brown, who conducted the random survey of 1,200 Albertans for CBC News. Find more on the CBC Project here

Watch on theBreaker Janet Brown reported on City of Surrey elections throughout her career as an award-winning reporter with CKNW radio and Global TV. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on the Western Standard The survey conducted Sept. 8 and 21 by Janet Brown Opinion Research, commissioned by CBC, found that 57% of the 1,200 respondents supported the development of data centres in Alberta, with "strongly oppose" receiving the most responses at 31%. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on the Edmonton Journal Last week, the esteemed Alberta pollster Janet Brown found that 72 per cent of provincial voters were in favour of remaining in Canada, while just 23 per cent wanted to leave. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on AlbertaViews Two incidents in late April 2026 highlight problems with the sources of Alberta separatists’ information. The first was a poll commissioned by CBC and conducted by Janet Brown, who is widely seen as Alberta’s most accurate pollster. Find more on the CBC Project here

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Read on CBC News As part of her latest round of polling, Janet Brown sought to understand the factors driving support for separatism in advance of Alberta's Oct. 19 referendum. She found most support wasn’t found amongst people who live outside the major cities. It wasn’t the majority opinion of people with a certain level of education. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on CBC News In the latest Janet Brown Opinion Research poll for CBC News, the “not sure” group was only four per cent of respondents, compared to 72 per cent of people who would vote to remain in Canada and 23 per cent who want a binding referendum. Find more on the CBC Project here

Listen on the Edmonton Sun There are less than three weeks left until the Oct. 19 referendum. However, the latest poll by Janet Brown Opinion Research has shown that probable separation of Alberta is not the only people’s concern. Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on the Calgary Herald I ask Smith what she thinks of the poll by the well-known number-crunching Janet Brown. You get two questions. This first one is a warm-up.... Find more on the CBC Project here

Read on the Globe and Mail Meantime, a new survey conducted by Janet Brown Opinion Research for CBC News showed 72 per cent of Albertans in favour of remaining in Canada...

Read on the National Post At the exact same time that the B.C. Conservatives appear to be suddenly poised to take power in B.C. after nine years of NDP government, the precise opposite seems to be happening in Alberta. The Alberta NDP is now tied with the incumbent UCP in a new poll by Janet Brown Opinion Research (both are polling at 35 per cent). The most likely reason for this being the issue of Alberta separatism, which is set for a preliminary referendum vote next month.