The Musk tracker
A sourced record of 212 statements and actions by Elon Musk and his companies since 2022: interventions in the politics, governments, courts and regulation of 43 countries and the European Union, threats and legal action against critics, and the use of market power against competitors. Each entry sets out what he said or did, the background, the response and what happened next.
Commenting on Quebec Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, Musk wrote Good. Quebec should separate,
adding Alberta and Saskatchewan should separate too.
Response: Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada's future will be decided by Canadians,
free from interference by large tech firms that think they can tell us what to do.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe rep…
Canada3 sourcesResponding to a parliamentary petition asking that his Canadian citizenship be revoked, Musk wrote Canada is not a real country.
The post was later deleted.
Response: No official government response was reported; the petition was open until 20 June 2025 for presentation to Parliament.
Canada3 sourcesMusk shared a video of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre on government spending with the comment Perfectly articulated.
CBC reported that Musk had repeatedly praised and reposted Poilievre and mocked Justin Trudeau, whom he had called "an insufferable to…
Response: Asked whether he accepted Musk's endorsement, Poilievre joked that his son wants to go to Mars and said he would like Musk to open factories in Canada.
Canada4 sources