Rallies vs. polls

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "Prime Minister Carney boasted he had had a productive call with President Trump and that he had made 'progress.'
57% : A new survey from Nanos Research, commissioned by The Globe and Mail and La Presse, says 62 percent of respondents think Carney would do the best job in talks with Trump, with only 24 per cent choosing Conservative Leader PIERRE POILIEVRE. --
55% : "The stakes have never been higher for our economy." -- As seen on TV: While it's technically a pause in Carney's leadership campaign, tactically it presents the Liberal leader with a new opportunity to make the case that he's the best person to take on Trump.
53% : -- State of play: Verheul, who helped to negotiate the United State-Mexico-Canada Agreement, says Canada needs some kind of trading relationship with the U.S. "They need us.
49% : And I think President Trump is going to have enough challenges with the rest of his term." -- Liberal Leader MARK CARNEY will chair a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Canada-U.S. Relations and National Security at 10 a.m. -- Conservative Leader PIERRE POILIEVRE holds a 9 a.m. press conference in St. Catharines, Ontario.
42% : "President Trump is looking to fundamentally restructure the international trading system," he said.
39% : Thursday morning at a campaign stop, the Conservative leader said Carney has so far "failed" to win any sort of reprieve from Trump.
34% : That's because: "Too big to rig" originated at Trump rallies, as he tried to reinforce his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen -- and to encourage his supporters to overcome that "rigging" by voting.
32% : -- Energy Department says Trump trade war threatens global oil demand growth. -- US asserts Trump's tariff move legal under WTO rules. -- Trump directs agencies to quietly repeal regulations -- without public notice.
24% : " Poilievre has pointed to the exchange as evidence that Trump is pulling for the Liberals.

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