A Quebec town is considering renaming a local park after U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial decision to rename Lake Ontario. The proposal comes following Trump's announcement to change the name of the lake to "New York Lake" in 2017, a move that sparked widespread criticism. In the town of Alma, Quebec, residents are now debating whether to rename Pointe-des-Américains Park, a public space that was once a popular fishing destination for American visitors. An online petition has been launched to support the name change, reflecting local sentiment about the political gesture. The park's name, which translates to "Point of the Americans," has long been a point of discussion among locals. While some residents support the change as a symbolic act, others argue it is unnecessary and politically motivated. The debate highlights the ongoing tensions between Canadian and American cultural identities in the region. The final decision on the park's name remains pending.