Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s legacy is leaving Canadians divided, in the wake of his retirement from politics this week.
39% of Canadians believe his failures will outweigh his accomplishments, with a quarter voting the opposite.
Canadians said Harper’s two biggest failures were pulling out of the Kyoto Protocol, and muzzling government scientists with 27% and 26% of the votes respectively.
In terms of his greatest accomplishments, 36% chose the reduction of the GST from seven to five percent, and a one in four chose balanced budgets.
When it comes to how history will judge him, 23% said outstanding or above average, 29% said average, and 43% chose below average or poor.
It is worth noting the results change dramatically depending on which political party those polled supported.
The Full Poll Report And Analysis Can Be Found HERE
