A petition demanding the revocation of Elon Musk’s Canadian citizenship has ignited widespread debate, amassing over 250,000 signatures since its launch on February 20, 2025.
Spearheaded by British Columbia author Qualia Reed and endorsed by NDP MP Charlie Angus, the petition accuses Musk of working against Canada’s national interests, particularly through his alleged alignment with former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Supporters argue that Musk’s actions undermine Canadian sovereignty, making him unfit to hold citizenship.
Musk, never one to shy away from controversy, responded with a dismissive remark on his social media platform, X, stating, “Canada is not a real country.”
Though the post has since been deleted, it added fuel to the growing outrage.
Despite the momentum, legal experts suggest the petition is largely symbolic.
Under Canadian law, citizenship revocation is typically reserved for cases involving fraud or misrepresentation during the application process, not political disagreements.
However, the overwhelming number of signatures signals a broader frustration with Musk’s perceived influence and political affiliations.
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