As Canada has become a target of U.S. President Donald Trump, the majority of Canadians say they believe that the country's international reputation has gotten worse, according to a new Nanos Research survey. "Let's face it, we've been a punching bag for Donald Trump on the international stage," Nik Nanos, chief data scientist and founder of the Nanos Research Group, said in the latest podcast episode of Trend Line. "It seems like every time he has a press conference and he talks about tariffs, we're at the top of the list. ... The numbers reflect that." Do you think Canada's international reputation has gotten worse?

Another question in the same survey on whether Canada is moving in the right or wrong direction found that the majority of Canadians believe the country is headed in the wrong direction. While 64 per cent of respondents didn't agree with the direction of the country, 23 per cent felt Canada was on the right track and 13 per cent were unsure. Do you think Canada is headed in the right or wrong direction?

Nanos Research also took the pulse of Canadians on which federal party they currently support in his weekly ballot tracking. Over the last four weeks, and after Trudeau announced on Jan. 6 that he would resign as prime minister once a new Liberal leader is chosen, the Conservatives have lost about five percentage points in ballot support. They went from 46.6 per cent ballot support to 42 per cent. Meanwhile, the Liberals gained about four percentage points to 24.9 per cent from 21.3 per cent. If a Federal election were held today, what party would you vote for?