Poll: Canadians View Religion as Less Beneficial than Americans

A recent Leger poll for the Association for Canadian Studies reveals that 53% of Americans believe religion positively influences societal values, compared to only 34% of Canadians, with significant geographic and demographic variations. Jack Jedwab highlights that Canadians, particularly in Quebec and British Columbia, lean more towards secularism, while immigrants in both countries tend to view religion more positively.

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