Canadian public opinion shows strong support for Prime Minister Justin Carney’s decision to suspend trade negotiations with the U.S. A new survey reveals that 70% of Canadians agree with Carney’s choice to reject the latest Trump administration trade proposal. This decision comes as both nations impose new tariffs, increasing economic uncertainty. The survey highlights growing concern over trade tensions and the impact on Canadian businesses. Carney’s position contrasts with Trump’s approach, which has led to heightened diplomatic friction. The move reflects broader public sentiment against escalating trade disputes. Canadians appear to favor maintaining stability over aggressive trade tactics. The situation remains under close watch as both countries navigate rising economic risks.