Canadians hit President Donald Trump with failing marks as details of his administration’s secret meetings with Alberta separatists emerged. A survey by the Canadian nonprofit Angus Reid Institute, conducted from Jan. 23 to 27, found that two-thirds of Canadians gave the 79-year-old American leader a failing mark for his first year back in office. The Canadian prime minister took a swipe at “great powers” who have recently begun using “tariffs as leverage” and stood “firmly” with Greenland and Denmark. The speech earned Carney his highest approval rating since he became prime minister last year, according to ARI. Sixty percent approved of his performance following the Davos speech, and 59 percent said they believed he was handling Trump well.