US EditionPoll suggests Canadians want Carney government focused on affordability in next year
A new Angus Reid poll says 70% think the government is falling short on living costs and 67% on housing affordability.
- Canadians give Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government a passing grade on international relations, but say it has not met expectations on affordability.
- The 2025 election focused heavily on the U.S. trade war and handling Donald Trump, shaping how voters judge the government.
- Carney continues to lead in polls as the most trusted leader to manage Canada–U.S. relations, especially ahead of the upcoming trade agreement review.
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Poll suggests Canadians want Carney government to focus on affordability in next year
A new poll from the Angus Reid Institute suggests Canadians are giving Prime Minister Mark Carney's government a passing grade in its first year of international relations, but it has failed to meet expectations on affordability issues.
The Toronto Star
Poll suggests Canadians want Carney government focused on affordability in next year
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