Americans View Canadians Favorably Despite Trump's Gripes: Poll

New findings from an Angus-Reid poll reveal a significant disparity in how Americans and Canadians perceive each other, with Americans expressing a predominantly positive outlook on their northern neighbors.

The poll indicates that 39% of Americans hold a "very favorable" view of Canadians, while an additional 40% describe their view as simply "favorable." Only 7% of respondents reported an unfavorable opinion of Canadians.

This positive sentiment among Americans exists despite ongoing public criticisms from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Canada's treatment of the United States. The report suggests that public opinion in the U.S. does not mirror the President's critical stance.

Conversely, the sentiment among Canadians toward Americans is not as positive, and the report suggests that President Trump's public remarks may be a contributing factor to this less favorable perception.

Key Facts

• An Angus-Reid poll found that 39% of Americans have a very favorable view of Canadians.
• Another 40% of Americans reported having a favorable view of Canadians.
• Only 7% of Americans expressed an unfavorable view of Canadians.
• The poll suggests Canadian sentiment towards Americans is less favorable.
• U.S. President Donald Trump has made public criticisms regarding Canada's treatment of the U.S.