Canadians Back Turning Down U.S. Trade Deal, Most Support Counter-Tariffs: Nanos Survey
The survey found 85% support for Carney’s rejection of the trade deal and 80% back counter-tariffs, despite tariff worries.
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Lessons for agriculture from the Canada-U.S. trade collapse
WESTERN PRODUCER — Just as it looked like a trade deal with the United States was finally possible, Canada ended up back at square one, dealing with more tariffs and more trade uncertainty with little relief in sight. So, what comes next for C...
Canadians Pull Back From U.S. as Trade War Fuels Boycott of American Products
An Abacus Data poll released last week found that 71% of Canadians believe Prime Minister Mark Carney's government was right to suspend trade talks with the United States, despite the possibility of higher tariffs and greater economic uncertainty.
Canadians back rejection of the recent US trade deal – Most are willing to pay higher prices and support counter-tariffs. (CTV News and the Globe and Mail/Nanos) – Nanos Research
Canadians overwhelmingly reject the recent trade deal with the US – A strong majority of Canadians support (75%) or somewhat support (10%) Canada rejecting the trade deal with the US despite potential economic concerns. Nanos conducted an RDD dual frame (land- and cell-lines) hybrid telephone and online random survey of 1,037 Canadians, 18 years of age or older, from August 30th to September 2nd, 2026, as part of an omnibus survey. The sample in…
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