"A majority characterize Canada in broadly positive terms, but the share of Americans who describe Canada as a 'close ally' or 'friendly partner' has dropped by seven points."
"The proportion who see Canada as an 'unfriendly neighbour' or 'adversary' has climbed from 13 to 18 percent, indicating a gradual fraying of goodwill."
"Thirty percent of Americans describe Canada as a 'neutral neighbour with limited impact on U.S. affairs,' a figure unchanged from last fall."
"When asked about negotiating in good faith during recent trade disputes, 57 percent of Americans trust Canada to seek a fair outcome."
Recent polling indicates that while Americans generally view Canada positively, perceptions are shifting. A majority still describe Canada as a close ally or friendly partner, but this has decreased by seven points since October. The percentage of Americans viewing Canada as unfriendly has increased from 13 to 18 percent. Despite these changes, 30 percent still see Canada as a neutral neighbor with limited impact on U.S. affairs. Trust in Canada’s negotiation integrity remains high, with 57 percent believing Canada seeks fair outcomes in trade disputes.
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