OTTAWA — Just four out of 10 Canadians think the deal between the Liberals and the NDP to keep the Trudeau government in power has been a good thing, with even 40 per cent of New Democrats unconvinced of the value of the agreement, a new poll suggests.

Two years after the Liberals and NDP signed their supply-and-confidence agreement that props up Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority government, Canadians appear to be fairly evenly split on if it’s been a good thing (38 per cent) or bad thing (37 per cent) for the country, according to the Postmedia-Leger monthly politics poll for June.