Canadians very upset by Trump win, poll suggests


By -- Globe & Mail—— Bio and Archives--November 11, 2016

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About two-thirds of Canadians are “shocked” or “upset” about Donald Trump’s electoral victory, a new poll suggests. About half of the respondents to the Angus Reid Institute survey say they think the president-elect will have a harmful effect on Canada, and about two-thirds say he will diminish the United States’ standing in the world. Women were particularly critical of Mr. Trump, and male respondents were more likely to say they “understood” why he was elected. The poll contacted 1,515 Canadians online on Nov. 9 and 10. Online polls don’t have a recognized margin of error. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the election of Mr. Trump does not change his plans for national carbon pricing. -- More...
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