According to the survey results released by the Canadian polling agency Angus Reed Institute on the 23rd, over 70% of Canadians support the government's withdrawal from the Canada-US trade negotiations. According to the survey, 76% of respondents supported the Canadian government's position. Even among supporters of the opposition Conservative Party, 53% believed that it was right for the government to withdraw from the negotiations and that a “bad” agreement should not be accepted. Furthermore, with regard to the Canadian government's proposal to implement reciprocal countervailing tariffs on the US on September 8, about 62% of respondents believe that under the current circumstances, this move is very appropriate.

According to the survey results released by the Canadian polling agency Angus Reed Institute on the 23rd, over 70% of Canadians support the government's withdrawal from the Canada-US trade negotiations. According to the survey, 76% of respondents supported the Canadian government's position. Even among supporters of the opposition Conservative Party, 53% believed that it was right for the government to withdraw from the negotiations and that a “bad” agreement should not be accepted. Furthermore, with regard to the Canadian government's proposal to implement reciprocal countervailing tariffs on the US on September 8, about 62% of respondents believe that under the current circumstances, this move is very appropriate.