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Canadian trust in the U.S. has plummeted to 36%, with growing distrust tied to trade tensions and shifting global alliances.
A new Environics Institute study finds that only 36% of Canadians now view the United States as a friend, a sharp drop from 89% in 2013, while 27% see it as an enemy, up from 1%.
The survey of 2,004 Canadians conducted in September shows a deep partisan divide, with Conservative supporters far more likely to view the U.S. favorably than Liberal or NDP supporters.
Similar declines in trust are seen toward India and Israel, while perceptions of Russia and China as enemies have risen.
The findings reflect growing skepticism toward longtime allies amid shifting geopolitical dynamics and recent trade tensions, including threats by President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on Canadian imports.
La confianza canadiense en los EE.UU. se ha desplomado al 36%, con una creciente desconfianza ligada a las tensiones comerciales y al cambio de alianzas globales.