On Friday, the Canadian government launched public consultations into the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) that is set for a joint review next year. But a new poll shows that a majority of Canadians don’t expect the U.S. president to respect any deal made between his country and ours.

The latest Trump Tracker survey by research firm Pollera asked 2,712 adult Canadians for their opinions on a number of political questions. One of those: “If Canada and the United States sign a new trade agreement in the coming months, how likely do you feel it is that President Trump will respect the agreement?”

Only seven per cent of Canadians said he definitely would respect a new deal, while 18 per cent said he likely would. A much larger portion of respondents were doubtful, with 35 per cent sayi

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