Canadians and the U.S. Presidential Election
In politics and in culture, Canada often imitates the United States, though less dramatically. But lately the opposite has been true.
Newly released polling data shows that as Americans become ever-more polarized, Canadian attitudes are converging toward the centre.
A bit of good news in a year that has had precious little of it.
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