Over 47,000 Canadians oppose Trump's entry into Canada

More than 47,000 people have signed an online petition to prevent former President Donald Trump from entering Canada. The petition, started by Dr. Sarah Boston, accuses Trump of being a "convicted felon" and threatening Canada's sovereignty. It calls on Canadian immigration authorities to block his entry. This petition reflects the growing tensions between the United States and Canada. Recently, Trump imposed heavy tariffs on Canadian imports, which led Canada to retaliate with its own tariffs. These actions have sparked a trade war between the two nations. The petition's language indicates that many Canadians are upset about Trump's comments suggesting he wants Canada to become part of the U.S. The petition claims that under Canadian law, most convicted felons cannot enter the country. It expresses the sentiments of many Canadians who simply do not want Trump visiting. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has emphasized the need for Canada to be respected as a sovereign nation. Meanwhile, Trump has criticized Canada, claiming negotiations have often been difficult because of dishonesty from Canadian officials. As of now, the trade tariffs will remain in effect, and economic analysts note that American consumers may face higher prices as a result. The ongoing issues between the two countries reflect significant challenges in their relationship.