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‘From very bad to bad': Latest Nanos poll shows Canadians' views of Americans slightly improving

‘From very bad to bad': Latest Nanos poll shows Canadians' views of Americans slightly improving

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Nanos Research founder Nik Nanos on what the latest polling says about Canadians' views of Americans and how long they'll boycott U.S. goods and travel.
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