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January 27, 2026

While both CPC and Liberals lose approval on dealing with Trump, Carney retains significant lead over Poilievre

Since the election, both the Liberals and CPC have lost over 10-points in approval on how they are responding to Donald Trump. While we see a similar decline in the number of Canadians willing to choose either Carney or Poilievre as better on handling Canada/US relation, Carney continues to enjoy a double digit lead over Poilievre.

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January 27, 2026

While both CPC and Liberals lose approval on dealing with Trump, Carney retains significant lead over Poilievre

Since the election, both the Liberals and CPC have lost over 10-points in approval on how they are responding to Donald Trump. While we see a similar decline in the number of Canadians willing to choose either Carney or Poilievre as better on handling Canada/US relation, Carney continues to enjoy a double digit lead over Poilievre.

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January 27, 2026

While both CPC and Liberals lose approval on dealing with Trump, Carney retains significant lead over Poilievre

Since the election, both the Liberals and CPC have lost over 10-points in approval on how they are responding to Donald Trump. While we see a similar decline in the number of Canadians willing to choose either Carney or Poilievre as better on handling Canada/US relation, Carney continues to enjoy a double digit lead over Poilievre.
January 23, 2026

New Year brings a more sober Canadian approach to Donald Trump

Canadians are much less likely to hold aggressive views on how to respond to Donald Trump now compared to last spring when tensions were rising. Agreement with more cautious approaches remains more stable, providing governments with more flexibility on how to manage their response to Trump tariffs and other provocations.

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January 27, 2026

While both CPC and Liberals lose approval on dealing with Trump, Carney retains significant lead over Poilievre

Since the election, both the Liberals and CPC have lost over 10-points in approval on how they are responding to Donald Trump. While we see a similar decline in the number of Canadians willing to choose either Carney or Poilievre as better on handling Canada/US relation, Carney continues to enjoy a double digit lead over Poilievre.
January 23, 2026

New Year brings a more sober Canadian approach to Donald Trump

Canadians are much less likely to hold aggressive views on how to respond to Donald Trump now compared to last spring when tensions were rising. Agreement with more cautious approaches remains more stable, providing governments with more flexibility on how to manage their response to Trump tariffs and other provocations.