Beyond CUSMA: Crisis, Co-operation and the Relationship Ahead
Findings from Polling in Canada and the United States | Spring 2026
By Diya Jiang
With the July 1st CUSMA deadline fast approaching, the Canada-U.S. relationship has been on everyone’s mind. But the relationship runs deeper than any single trade agreement. This report asks where the two publics actually stand: on the relationship itself, on cooperation across key policy areas beyond trade, and on what the decade ahead looks like from either side of the border. It presents findings from two waves of nationally representative surveys conducted in Canada and the United States in spring 2026, the first in an NNAI national tracking series.
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