I found them on Wikipedia, though unfortunately no provincial-level polling.
Caveat Emptor on provincial-level polling. In past cycles, provincial "polls" usually were just subsamples of the national polling. MoEs for most provinces were notoriously large - sometimes double digits for Atlantic Canada and Western Canada, if B.C. wasn't included. Even B.C.'s MoEs were often high single digits. Ontario's subsample was often large enough to draw some conclusions, and Quebec had one or two Quebec-only polls, IIRC. Atlantic Canada also might have had one true regional poll, but it wasn't run frequently enough to determine trends.
I thought that it was odd that there weren't any provincial-level polls there, but that explains it. It seems that sub-national polling, let alone polling of individual legislative races, is a mostly American phenomenon.
