More from the poll:

... Nearly 80% of respondents to a poll by Nanos Research Group for Bloomberg News agreed with the statement: "The old relationship we had with the United States, based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperation, is over." ...

The survey suggests that Carney, who rode a wave of anti-Trump sentiment to win the April 28 election, will get strong support for his plans to deepen alliances in Europe and Asia and bolster domestic activity to reduce Canada's reliance on the US. Decoupling from the US is nearly impossible, however -- about three-quarters of Canada's exports head to its southern neighbor. ...

Three-quarters of Canadians now say they're less likely to purchase US-made goods, the survey showed. That's a 10 percentage-point jump from December, before US tariffs were imposed on Canadian products. That may help explain a decline in Canada's imports from the US in March, a period where inbound shipments from other countries were up. ...