The survey shows the increasing number of Canadians in the United States as a higher threat.

Since US President Donald Trump is following his global trade war and talking about annexation, a new poll indicates that the percentage of Canadians who view the United States as a higher threat has doubled three times since 2019.

While this year’s poll conducted by the Pew Research Center indicates that 55 percent of Canadians still say that the United States is still the most important ally of this country, it also says that 59 per cent see that the United States is a threat – an increase of 20 percent in the 2019 poll.

“Canada is somewhat highlighting as a place that has changed the US views significantly and largely,” said Janil Vitrolf, the center’s first researcher.

Pew Pollowed People was martyred in 25 countries and the United States as the most important ally in 12. The threat was the most common in eight countries – including the closest neighbors in America, Canada and Mexico.

Canada was an early goal of Trump’s definitions and mockery. He repeatedly called former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “ruler” and said he wanted to make Canada an American state.

Trump struck Canada and Mexico with duties linking it to the trafficking in Fintanel in March, only to overcome the customs tariffs of the goods that comply with the Canada and Mexican agreement on trade a few days later.

Both countries are also targeted by Trump’s tariff for steel, aluminum and cars.

The Pew Research Center said that many people surveyed in Europe called Russia as a higher threat, while China was more common among those in the Asia Pacific region.

The respondents were likely to mention that the United States represented an economic threat, while Russia was likely to consider a threat to national security, and a mixture of both was cited.

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But at least half of the people surveyed in Mexico, France and Canada, who said the United States was a threat that he also said that the United States posed a “lot of threat” to national security.

In Canada, nearly three quarters of adults said that the United States posed an economic threat and 53 percent it said was a threat to national security.

The Washington-based non-party research center has surveyed 28,333 adults in 24 countries-the United States-from January 8 to April 26 over the phone, via the Internet and personally.

The center also wiped 3605 Americans from March 24 to March 30 over the phone, via the Internet and personally.

The Israelis would have mentioned the United States as the most important ally in their country. The Israelis have also emerged on their positive classifications in particular for the United States and its president. Most Israelis were included in Iran’s poll as the best threat.

The Japanese and South Koreans also mentioned that the United States was its most important ally.

Despite the growing negative views of the Canadians of the United States, Americans remain positive on Canada. Vitrolf said Canada is one of the most common allies by Americans, directly behind the United Kingdom.

She said that earlier this year suggested that 74 percent of Americans had a positive opinion in Canada.

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