Is Elon Musk also a Canadian citizen?
Yes, Elon Musk is indeed also a Canadian citizen. As previously established, his dual status—or rather, his status as a holder of multiple citizenships—stems from his mother’s Canadian nationality. He has often spoken about his time in Canada, including his formative years as a student at Queen's University. This Canadian connection provided him with a pathway into North America that eventually led to his immigration to the United States. While he is most frequently associated with his American companies and his South African heritage, he has always maintained his Canadian citizenship, which serves as a testament to his upbringing and the international nature of his early professional development.
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