Nearly 75% of Canadians think PM Carney is on the right track seeking closer ties with Europe: poll
Canadians widely approve of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s move to seek closer ties with Europe amid an unpredictable trading relationship with the United States, a new Canada Pulse Insights polls reveals. Seventy-three per cent believe Carney is on the right track in seeking a closer economic and security alliance with the European Union, with 27 […]
A recent poll indicates that a majority of Canadians support Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to strengthen ties with Europe, despite concerns over the United States trade relationship. Sixty-three out of every 100 Canadians believe Carney is heading in the right direction, while 27 suggest he should reconsider his approach.
The government's stance is supported across all provinces, with the highest approval in British Columbia (81%) and Atlantic Canada (79%). Carney is set to welcome European leaders to Canada for formal discussions on closer ties during the Canada-EU summit in Montreal on October 29 and 30.
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