76 percent in Canada say ending US trade negotiations was right call: Survey
- Seventy-Six percent of Canadians believe ending trade negotiations with the U.S. was the right decision, according to the Angus Reid Institute.
- Fifty-Three percent of Conservative voters in the 2025 federal election agree walking away from the talks was the right choice.
- Canada will impose dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on the U.S. starting September 8, targeting sectors like dairy, steel, and electronics.
- Sixty-Two percent of Canadians support these counter-tariffs as an appropriate response to the U.S. measures.
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76 percent in Canada say ending US trade negotiations was right call: Survey
Over three-quarters of Canadians believe that their country ending trade negotiations with the U.S. was the right call, according to a new poll. In the Angus Reid Institute poll, 76 percent of respondents said their country was in the right “by refusing the terms being offered and ending negotiations without a trade agreement,” while 13…
Most Canadians Support End of U.S. Trade Talks
“Over three-quarters of Canadians believe that their country ending trade negotiations with the U.S. was the right call, according to a new poll,” NewsNation reports. “In the Angus Reid Institute poll, 76 percent of respondents said their country was in the right ‘by refusing the terms being offered and ending negotiations without a trade agreement,’ […]
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