Summary
Since President Donald Trump began his second term, the relationship between the U.S. and Canada has changed. President Trump's policies, including tariffs on Canadian goods, have affected how Canadians see the U.S., with fewer Canadians visiting and a shift towards buying local products.
Key Facts
- President Trump started his second term and implemented tariffs on Canadian sectors.
- A Pew Research poll showed 64% of Canadians had a negative view of the U.S. in 2025.
- 77% of Canadians expressed a lack of confidence in President Trump, with many describing him as "arrogant" or "dangerous."
- Almost half of Canadians view the U.S. as an "enemy or potential threat."
- One in three Canadians worry the U.S. could take direct action against Canada.
- Canadian travel to the U.S. dropped by over 25%, impacting American tourism revenue.
- Canadian tourism within the country increased, with record revenues reported.
- More Canadians now buy local products, especially in response to U.S. tariffs on goods like liquor.
