Tories ahead of NDP by 8 points

Conservatives leading New Democrats for more than eight percent in the latest Nanos poll research, just two days before Canadians cast their ballots, Mark.
A poll conducted for CTV and the Globe and Mail reports that 38 percent of voters support the Conservatives nationally, while 29.6 percent support the NDP.
Liberals sit on 23.3 percent support, while the Bloc Quebec (5.2 percent) and the Greens (3.1 percent), well sit at the top three sides.
In Atlantic Canada, the Liberals (37.8 percent) and conservatives (34.5 percent) are statistically related, while the study seeks NDP (23 percent) and green (2 percent) next.
New Democrats continue to lead in Quebec, where the latest Nanos poll puts the party on 39 percent support, ahead of Quebec's Bloc (22.2 percent), liberals (19.1 percent) and conservatives (16.3 percent).
In the vote-rich Ontario, the polls indicate a highly competitive race with the Conservatives (35.3 percent), liberals (31.7 percent) and the NDP (28.5 per cent). Green stand at 3.8 percent, according to a poll Nanos.
Conservatives continue to dominate the polls in the prairies, with Nanos placement group at 65.1 per cent support, with the NDP (19.4 percent), liberals (13.3 percent) and the Greens (2.2 percent), ranking far behind.
In British Columbia, the latest Nanos poll put the Conservatives (43.5 percent) to PDP (34,7 percent), liberals (16.2 percent) and the Greens (5.5 percent).
Nanos Poll on Saturday used a random sample of 1,048 phone decided Canadian voters, who were examined from April 27-29. He is considered accurate to 3.0 percentage points 19 times out of 20.