Canada is witnessing a major debate among political parties as a result of global economic crises and internal crises and the economic recession that the global economy is witnessing due to economic decline and the significant rise in commodity prices globally, which has caused anger and dissatisfaction among the Canadian people with the Canadian Prime Minister and the government.

According to a new survey conducted by Nanos Research, the Conservative Party came first when Canadians were asked who they trust most to manage the Canadian government's financial affairs responsibly.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's party enjoys a 16-point lead over the Liberals on this matter, with 35 percent of respondents saying they trust the Conservatives more than others, while the next most common response was "I don't trust anyone," which 21% of surveyed Canadians felt.

The Liberals were the most trusted among 19 percent of those surveyed.

The New Democratic Party, led by Jagmeet Singh, ranked fourth, with 10 percent of participants saying they trust the New Democrats more than others to manage government financial affairs, and another seven percent of participants said "there is no difference."

The survey was conducted between March 31 and April 1, just days after the federal Liberal government launched an advertising campaign about spending ahead of the budget release aimed at increasing interest in a series of new initiatives targeting younger voters.

Looking specifically at the 18-34 age group, the Conservatives also came first, with 30 percent of young Canadians saying they trust Poilievre's party more than others, the next most common response was "I don't trust anyone" at 24.4 percent, followed by the Democratic Party at 14.4 percent respectively.

The Liberals ranked fourth with only 14.2 percent of surveyed Canadians aged 18 to 34.