A new survey finds that most Americans and Canadians disagree with President Donald Trump’s decision to increase tariffs on goods imported from Canada. The poll reports that 83% of Canadians say the higher import taxes are “wrong,” while 56% of Americans hold the same view.
The findings reflect broad cross-border opposition to the tariff increases, though support levels differ between the two countries. The Canadian results show particularly strong disapproval. In the United States, fewer respondents back the tariff move, with one report citing that 26% of Americans say it is the right approach.
Both outlets frame the survey as evidence that the tariff policy is unpopular across borders, even while relative support varies by country. The articles do not indicate that the two countries’ governments have changed their positions in response to the poll; they focus on public opinion captured by the survey.
