Canadians Split on Who Can Best Handle Trump, But Carney Holds the Edge
New MQO poll explores perceptions of federal leaders on Canada–U.S. relations.
After three days of global economic turbulence, Canadians are once again reminded of just how much instability from the United States can ripple north of the border. It’s no surprise, then, that U.S.-Canada relations—and who is best equipped to manage them under a possible second Donald Trump presidency—have become a key issue in this federal election.
New polling from MQO Research explored exactly that question, offering insights into how Canadians view the main federal leaders when it comes to managing the unpredictable dynamic with the U.S. president.
