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Canadian pride surges in face of Trump’s tariff, sovereignty threats: Leger poll

Canadians' pride in their nationality has increased from 80% in November 2024 to 86% in March 2025, according to a poll by Leger Marketing for the Association for Canadian Studies.
Pride is highest among those aged 55 and over at 92%, while 75% of people aged 18 to 34 express pride in being Canadian.
Jack Jedwab, president of the Association for Canadian Studies, noted the rising pride is linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and sovereignty threats, stating it is the highest level he has recorded in decades.
Former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien remarked that Trump's actions are uniting Canadians 'as never before.

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Daily Kos

Canadian polls are now starting to go crazy (EDIT with modeled map of Leger poll)

Just in the last couple hours as I write this … … Two polls from Canada have just been released. Leger and EKOS. Leger has a pretty good reputation. EKOS has a leftist bias, so says many people, but their margin in favor of the Liberals has now become...

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Edmonton Journal

Thursday's letters: No public money for Smith's U.S. junket

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New York Post

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A majority of Americans approve of President Trump’s immigration policy — but most disapprove of his tariff plan, which is his worst issue, according to a new CNN poll.

1 day ago·New York, United States

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The Globe & Mail

Are politics fraying the ties that bind one Canadian MP to the U.S. VP?

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani and Vice-President JD Vance went to Yale law school together, but the and now find themselves on opposite sides of over tariffs, 51st State comments

1 day ago·Canada

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The Hollywood Reporter

Amid Trump’s Tariffs, Support for Local Canadian Content Builds: “It’s Become Imperative”

Amid a surge in nationalism after Trump sparked a trade war, the Canadian entertainment industry has seen increased support for local content.

2 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Washington Examiner

Suddenly, the legacy media love nationalism

As soon as President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on our northern neighbor, Canadians began working to “make Canada great again.” They have been spurred to stick it to America in response to the economic agreement changes, and reports are consistently covering the outrage Canadians feel toward the United States for this rapid shift. Just this week, as a response to the tariffs, the province of Ontario announced added charges toward Michigan, …

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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