A campaign in Canada to remove the US ambassador is expanding, according to reporting that frames the effort as gaining traction across political and public circles. The initiative also points to further parliamentary or political consideration later in the year.
The coverage links the campaign to broader public attitudes toward the United States. One referenced data point is a Pew Research Center finding that only about 35% of Canadians view the US as a reliable partner. Outlets do not agree on the precise political mechanism or timeline for the effort, but both describe momentum building and suggest the issue could resurface more formally in the fall.
While the details of who is driving the push and what specific steps are being sought are not fully aligned across the available excerpts, the common thread is that the campaign is moving beyond initial statements into a wider public and political debate. The fall timing is described as a period when the matter may be taken up more directly.
