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Calgary Resident’s Petition Targets U.S. Ambassador, Gains 70K+ Signatures

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A Calgary resident leading a petition to expel U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra from Canada is overwhelmed by the widespread support the petition has garnered, with over 70,000 signatures received so far. The petition accuses Hoekstra of undermining Canada-U.S. relations with his statements and inappropriate interventions in Canadian political matters. Hoekstra’s comments suggesting Canada’s annexation by the U.S. as a topic for discussion were particularly criticized. The petition also calls for a review of U.S. diplomatic interference in Canadian affairs by a parliamentary committee. The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa has acknowledged the petition but refrained from commenting. Amidst ongoing trade talks between the two countries, the petitioner emphasized that existing tensions need to be addressed and that respect for Canada’s sovereignty should not be negotiable. Negotiators from both countries are working towards a trade deal before looming tariff deadlines. The petition is scheduled to be presented in Parliament by Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, aiming to send a strong message despite uncertainties about the government’s response.

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