Six in ten Canadians (61%) think Canada should decrease trade with China, which is a sixteen-point increase compared to December 2020 (45%). Appetite to decrease trade with China is generally consistent across gender, age and region. Confidence that the government is doing a very good or good job at managing the relationship with China (20%) has dropped by twelve percentage points since February 2019 (32%). Residents of the Prairies (50%) are more likely to say the Government of Canada is doing ...
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