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Canada's Nuclear Past and U.S. Divide | Winnipeg News
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On August 6, 1945, the Hiroshima bombing ignited the nuclear age—and Canada played a quiet but crucial role, supplying uranium and science for the Manhattan Project. Meanwhile, Canadians hold a sharply divided view of the U.S.: nearly 80% dislike Donald Trump, yet 45% see everyday Americans in a positive light. Amid lingering trade tensions, this split reveals how history and politics shape public perception across the border.
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