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1. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently said he has considered the possibility of U.S. military action against Canada, describing it as an "extreme tail risk" — meaning very unlikely, but potentially serious. Do you think the Canadian government should prepare for scenarios like this even if they are unlikely?

Yes, governments should prepare for all serious risks

Yes, but only to a limited extent

No, it gives too much attention to an unlikely scenario

No, resources should be focused on more immediate threats

Unsure

Not Applicable

2. Carney declined to provide details about what preparations Canada has made for the possibility of U.S. military action. How much information do you think the government should share publicly about contingency plans involving national security?

As much as possible

Some general information, but sensitive details should remain confidential

Very little, because national security plans should mostly remain secret

None at all

Unsure

Not Applicable

3. Have recent tensions between Canada and the United States affected your overall view of the U.S.?

Yes, my view of the U.S. has become more negative

Yes, my view of the U.S. has become more positive

No, my view of the U.S. has not changed

Unsure

Not Applicable

Canada Prepares for a Remote U.S. Military Risk