An Angus Reid Survey says 69 per cent of people believe at least 75 per cent of citizens should be fully vaccinated at home before the Canada/US border re-opens. That is the threshold suggested by the Trudeau government. Thirty-eight per cent say they would wait till the percentage of vaccinated Canadians is higher before letting Americans into the country. Twenty-two per cent say the government is taking too much time and should open the border right away.

More Key Findings:
Half of Canadians (50 per cent) now say Prime Minister Trudeau has done a good job of handling the pandemic. This is the highest mark since January. Forty-six per cent say he has done a poor job
Personal concern over becoming ill with COVID-19 has dropped to 47 per cent. This is the lowest level since June 2020
Canadians overwhelming feel that the worst of the negative health impacts from the pandemic have passed; just 12 per cent disagree. A much larger group, 28 per cent, say that the worst economic effects are still ahead, though 72 per cent feel the worst of this has passed as well