New polling reveals strong opposition to recent tariff hikes on Canadian imports, with a clear majority of Canadians and more than half of Americans expressing disapproval of the policy. The survey highlights deep cross-border concerns over the economic impact of the trade measures, particularly among U.S. voters. While Canadians overwhelmingly reject the tariffs, American sentiment is more divided but still leans against the decision. The findings underscore growing unease over trade tensions between the two nations.
A majority of U.S. and Canadian adults in a new survey released Wednesday said they disagreed with President Trump’s decision to hike tariffs on goods imported by Canada. The Politico/Public First poll found that 83 percent of Canadians and 56 percent of Americans believe the increased import taxes on the U.S.'s northern neighbor were “wrong.”...
