It took Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for just canada for just a minute winner of his nation in the International Hockey Championship in Boston in Boston in Boston in Boston.
“You cannot take our country – and you cannot take our game,” Mr Trudeau wrote on X.
Before the game, the poles were high in Canada, the location of the hockey. For weeks, President Trump was threatened to rob the Canadian economy on taxes and postponed the nation by suggesting the United States’ 51 State State.
Mr. TRUDEAU’s Swift Riposta after the game is undergoing anger that is made of Canada throughout Canada as Mr Trump took offices in Jan. 20. His message was based on continuing all political world. “TRUE NORTH NORTH, strong, free, and gold,” the Canadian opposing leader, wrote on X.
Political conflicts were just spilled on the Arenas Sports Sports; The US national song was very full of NBA and NHL in Canada.
That did not stop Mr. Mr. Trump to repeat his taunt before the membership game.
“I think they should be 51st State,” she said during the talk on Thursday in Washington. “And he heard people tied the national anthem, but I think they will be praising the national anthem.”
Mr Trump continued to refer to Mr Trudeau as ruler, “who made many times new weeks.
Mr Trump also called the US group to express his support. In the White House, her media secretary, Karoline Leavett, said he was looking forward to watching a game. “And we look forward to the United States who hit our situation for 51, Canada,” he said.
Later, there were boos in Boston Arena as Chantal Kreviazuk, Canadian artist, sang “O Canada.”
There was twisted in his reply too. He changed the words “for all of us to say” that “that only we ordered.” Ms Kreviazuk said in Instagram that the change responded to the Athlaba talk.
The repeated writing of Mr Trump has resulted in a unity in Canada, indicating consistency between the public and political class Although the country deals with one of its political parties in the latest history.
The study was published last month by an Akus Reid Institute, the research center, found that 90 percent of Canada respondents opposed to part of the United States.
At the beginning of Friday, Mr. Trump was represented by the message of Mr Trudeau.