Canadians, Americans agree border should stay: polls
March 14, 2011
The following is excerpted from the 13 March 2011 edition of "globeandmail.com".
Canadians and Americans share the view that good fences make good neighbours.
When it comes to proposing that the Canada-United States border be erased, only 22 per cent of Canadians and 16 per cent of Americans in two recently conducted, separate polls said they agree with the idea.
The results are part of research unveiled by the Association for Canadian Studies that also indicates average Americans don’t take Canada as seriously as their northern neighbours rate the U.S...
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