According to a recent Angus Reid Institute poll, 62 percent of Canadians approve of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s performance, an increase of 11 percentage points from the previous survey.
The poll, released by the non‑profit research organization, found that three‑in‑five respondents view Carney positively amid Canada’s ongoing trade dispute with the United States.
While the approval rating has risen, the same survey indicates that many Canadians remain uncertain about the country’s bargaining power in the escalating trade fight with Washington.
Carney’s approval surge is seen by analysts as a political boost following Canada’s latest rupture with the United States, though the poll does not provide specific reasons for the shift in public opinion.
These findings come at a time when Canada’s trade relationship with the United States is under significant strain, and the public’s confidence in the government’s ability to navigate the dispute remains mixed.
For more detailed data, the Angus Reid Institute’s full report is available on its website.
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