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Canadians say that their relations with Washington are equally bad of relations with Moscow, according to a survey indicating openness to improve ties with China Especially Mexico.

Only 16 percent of the Canadians who included LEGER by Leger says that Canada has a good relationship with the United States, compared to 15 percent of relations with Russia.

Meanwhile, 36 percent of Canadians say Ottawa has a good relationship with Beijing, while the number is higher than 75 percent for relations with Mexico, the European Union and the United Kingdom

“When the Canadians present their relationship with the United States, such a really terrible evaluation, it is largely attributed to our expectations about this relationship, which is generally better than the current situation,” said Jack Jadab, President and CEO of the Canadian Studies.

“To see it reaches this level, where we evaluate our relations with the United States badly as we do our relationship with Russia-and assess our relations with China better than our relations with the United States-really confusing.”

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Jadab said that all these feelings can be attributed to US President Donald Trump, who threatens Canada and the economy, as well as in other regions.

He said: “Donald Trump has done more to unite the Canadians more than any leaders after the involvement.”

The poll comes after the IPSOS survey showed the international news the relationship between Canada and the United States It is seen as the third most important issue facing the country, With 11 percent of Canadians who included the survey as a top priority.

In another poll published in IPSOS in February68 percent of the Canadians who were included in the poll said they believe less than the United States as a country, and two -thirds said they would avoid buying the goods made by the United States and travel south to the front.

Jadawar said that it is worth noting that the Canadians see themselves with very strong relations with Mexico, just months after politicians like Prime Minister Ontario Doug Ford sought to get Canada from Mexico about issues such as trafficking in fentanel and migrants.

Jadawar said: “There is a perception between the Canadians that we are dealing with some of the same challenges faced by Mexico, in terms of our most important ally.”

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This week, the Chinese ambassador to Canada Wang de Canadian press was told that Beijing has been a partnership formation with Canada to respond to the American “bullying”. He suggested that the two countries be able to mobilize other countries to prevent Washington from undermining the rules of global trade.

“It shows some capabilities to rearrange,” he said, although he warned that he was not sure of how possible it would be with China.

“When you are often in this type of global conflict, it is necessary to negotiate or try to reconcile with the countries that may conflict with them.”

Jadab said that the Canadians are classifying the state of relations with other countries based on their expectations. For China, statistics indicate that Canadians expect stress in relations with China, but they may see an opportunity to improve the situation, given its decline in recent years.

This is also why the respondents are classified in the British Alberta and Columbia for relations with Beijing as a particularly bad, because a lot of trade with China comes from those provinces.

Meanwhile, liberal leader Mark Carney recently described Beijing as “the biggest security threat to Canada”, while conservative leader Pierre Pollyfry has long described Beijing as a brilliance of the world order.

“You can have a positive relationship with a country and still feel that the relationship is bad,” said Jadawar.

“We will have to direct this to something constructive.”

With files from Global News’ Ari Rabinovitch

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