A new poll shows a majority of Canadians want the federal government to take a “hard approach” to tariff negotiations with the U-S.
The Angus Reid Institute survey shows 63 per cent of those asked would support refusing to make concessions, even if it worsens trade relations.
Thirty-seven per cent support a “softer” approach, making concessions to keep the U-S happy.
The polling firm says Canadians appear to want more push back.
