In this case, there are no substantial differences between the proportion of new immigrants who say that people would not try to take advantage of them if they had a chance but would rather try to be fair, and that of native born Canadians (65% vs. 67% respectively).
Compte tenu de la plupart des repères comparatifs, les Canadiens avaient, en 1990, une grande confiance en leurs concitoyens (Nevitte, 1996; Newton, 1999).