Elon Musk Canada Separatism
Canadians will decide the future of Canada, not “large tech firms that think they can tell us what to do,” Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday, responding to Elon Musk’s comments that three Canadian provinces “should separate” from Canada.Reported by 3 of 3 outlets; wording from Global News.
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Musk, a former adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, said on his social media platform X that Quebec should separate, as should Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe had a concise response to Musk on social media: “No.”
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On Oct. 19, Albertans go to the polls to decide if the province should stay in Canada or whether there should be a second binding referendum to begin the process of separation.
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How it changed
- 8 Oct
Musk, a former adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, said on his social media platform X that Quebec should separate, as should Alberta and Saskatchewan.
- 9 Oct
The party won about 28% of the popular vote and fell short of a majority of the seats in the Quebec legislature.
Coverage 3 articles
9 Oct Carney says Canadians will decide their future after Elon Musk calls for separatism
The Independent
9 Oct PM Carney says Canadians will decide their future after Elon Musk expresses support for separatism
The Hindu
8 Oct Big tech can’t ‘tell us what to do,’ Carney says on Musk’s separatism talk
Global News
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