City of Ottawa to Rename Trump Avenue as Trade War Continues
A public consultation and working group will choose a new street name for residents, with a vote targeted for next spring or early summer.
- On Wednesday, Ottawa City Council voted to initiate the process of renaming Trump Avenue, a street in the Central Park neighbourhood named after U.S. President Donald Trump. River Ward Coun. Riley Brockington introduced the motion.
- Created more than 20 years ago when Trump was a real estate mogul, the street's naming has increasingly faced criticism. His tumultuous presidency and strained bilateral relations have fueled recent calls for the change.
- Brockington described the move as "a new beginning," while Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe noted his discomfort with maintaining a street named after a leader who has demonstrated consistent hostility toward Canada.
- City officials will lead a community-led consultation process to select a new name, aiming to have a final recommendation for council to vote on by next year.
- Escalating trade tensions between the United States and Canada prompted the decision. Elsewhere, similar frustrations surfaced, including a failed motion in Iqaluit to rename a municipal sewage lagoon 'Trump Lake'.
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In Ottawa, Trump Avenue was renamed in response to the American President's numerous hostilities against his neighbour. The decision had been unanimously approved by the City Council of Ottawa on Wednesday...
The City Council of the Canadian Capital has confirmed the principle of a renunciation, which is expected in 2027. This is a measure that follows the many hostile exits of the U.S. President against Canada. - Trump Avenue in Ottawa will change its name, a Canadian response to the hostility of the U.S. President (International).
A city council has voted to change the name from next year.
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