Most Canadians believe Ottawa should take a stronger stance against U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, according to a recent poll. The survey highlights growing public concern over the impact of trade policies on the Canadian economy. Public confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ability to negotiate favorable trade deals has also declined since spring, the poll reveals.
The findings come as tensions between Canada and the United States continue to rise over trade issues. Many respondents expressed frustration with the lack of clear direction from Ottawa in responding to Trump’s protectionist measures. The poll also noted a shift in public opinion toward a more assertive Canadian approach in trade negotiations.
Support for a more aggressive stance against U.S. trade policies has increased, with many Canadians calling for stronger diplomatic and economic countermeasures. The survey underscores the growing pressure on the government to demonstrate leadership in international trade matters. (toronto.citynews.ca)
