Overview
- Mike Myers staged a protest on the March 1 episode of SNL, wearing a 'Canada Is Not for Sale' T-shirt and mouthing 'Elbows up' to oppose U.S. tariffs and statehood rhetoric.
- In interviews, Myers explained his actions as a message of solidarity with Canadians, expressing dismay over President Trump’s policies and remarks about Canada.
- Myers appeared alongside Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in a political ad wearing a 'Never 51' jersey, emphasizing his commitment to Canadian sovereignty despite living in the U.S.
- He criticized Elon Musk’s involvement in democratic government, asserting that satire is a vital tool to challenge political extremism and defend democratic values.
- The timing of Myers’s activism aligns with Canada’s parliamentary election, underscoring the broader conversation about national identity and sovereignty.