June 19, 2025 —Pollara’s latest Rage Index shows 78% of Canadians angry when they think about President Donald Trump, but anger towards Canadian politicians is plummeting. The share of Canadians angry towards the federal government is down from 55% in November to 37% today, and the share angry towards provincial governments is down from 52% to 42%.
This suggests anger towards President Trump is serving as a unifying factor in Canada. Indeed, though elections are usually divisive, when Canadians are asked how they felt about the recent federal election, more feel positive (40%) than negative (34%).
Overall, the Rage Index is down 8 points. Despite this falling anger towards Canadian political leaders, the share of Canadians angry about the economy (56%) and their personal finances (38%) has not changed much since last year.
You can read the full methodology and findings about the latest Rage Index in our report and see commentary on the report in the Toronto Star.
