Summary
A recent Leger survey for the Association for Canadian Studies reveals that over half of Canadians (54%) feel unwelcome in the United States, with 52% believing it is no longer safe for Canadians to travel there. The findings coincide with rising tensions due to trade disputes and border security concerns, prompting worries about economic implications and travel patterns, which have reportedly decreased by 70% for upcoming months. Additionally, the survey highlights generational differences in perceptions of the Canada-U.S. border, with younger Canadians showing more uncertainty regarding its legitimacy.
