Canadians say jobs and the economy are once again their biggest concern, for the first time since February ahead of the issue of relations with their southern neighbour, a new poll shows
The issue of jobs and the economy in mid-May surpassed concern about the U.S. president and Canada-U.S. relations, according to the latest polling report released by Nanos Research on May 20.
The Nanos polls ask over 1,000 respondents each week to provide, unprompted, their “most important national issue of concern.” The U.S.-related concern began its steep rise in early January, in advance of President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20. It peaked in March, being the top issue for just over 40 percent of respondents….