Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spending?

Decrease until we fix our own problems with lack of funding for vulnerable Canadians: indigenous, disabled and poorer communities need that funding here first

Decrease, we should make sure that everyone has access to adequate resources in Canada first

As long as the aid has no malevolent alternative motives

Change the way foreign aid is given to countries. Does it do more harm than good?

Decrease, until Canada's Indigenous peoples have been taken care of. M

we should spend money that we know will actually help them not just as a charity, no country will develop off of charity.

Increase if it’s necessary

Aid in helping build up communities and giving money back to the countries that Canada has directly negatively affected. Do not give any more money or aid into foreign military.

Yes, but only if funding is left over after spending on Canadian needs (healthcare, mental health, public services etc.) and only to countries that have no human rights violations.

Increase- on the countries that need it most More third world countries

We should help humanitarian crisis but we need to take care of canadians first

Ignorant of this issue

To countries that are in crisis or in need we should help out in any way possible

Increase especially for countries with massive human rights violations

Increase, but only for humanitarian causes and not supporting armed conflicts

Increase where it is needed most

Increase to the countries under the most extreme circumstances.

Should be lowered until after debt due to Covid is paid off

Increase, but mostly to third world countries or disasters.

Leave it where it’s at

We should address the huge gaps that exist in this country between Indigenous populations and non-Indigenous populations first.

Neither, we should focus on building key buildings in other nations to help them.

Continue to help but also help our homeless, seniors, mental health

I am satisfied with the current level of spending, but redirect the aid to countries grappling with humanitarian issues such as widespread hunger and disease as well as countries that need disaster relief

Increase, for countries that have desperate humanitarian crises, and deny aid to countries that harbor or promote terrorism

Decrease, but continue to aid countries that have desperate humanitarian crises, and deny aid to countries that harbor or promote terrorism

Increase, but aid should primarily be given to countries dealing with widespread health and humanitarian issues such as hunger and deadly contagious diseases, as well as for disaster relief

Increase, and take all measures to keep our peaceful relations.

Increase, for disaster relief and assistance in reducing widespread hunger and contagious diseases in various countries

I think the US shoul decrease spending on countries that violate human rights and are cruel to its people and should increase spending to those who are experiencing crisises.

Increase, for countries dealing with health issues such as widespread hunger and contagious diseases, as well as humanitarian issues such as disaster relief

Increase, for disaster relief and countries dealing with health issues such as widespread hunger and contagious diseases

Increase, but aid should be primarily directed towards countries dealing with humanitarian issues such as widespread hunger and disease and disaster relief

Increase, but aid should be primarily concentrated upon countries dealing with humanitarian issues such as widespread hunger and disease and disaster relief. Deny aid to countries that harbor or promote terrorist activities

I am satisfied with the current amount of spending. However, deny aid to countries that harbor or promote terrorism

Increase, but redirect the aid to countries grappling with issues such as widespread hunger and disease as well as countries that need disaster relief.

Increase, but redirect the aid to countries grappling with humanitarian issues such as widespread hunger and disease as well as countries that need disaster relief.

Increase, but redirect the aid to countries grappling with humanitarian issues such as widespread hunger and disease as well as countries that need disaster relief