Should the government increase or decrease foreign aid spending?

As long as the country is in good health then we can help others

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, but only for humanitarian causes and not supporting armed conflicts

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, 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.

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, and take all measures to keep our peaceful relations.

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

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

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

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

I am satisfied with the current amount of spending. However, 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

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

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