Canada’s Justin Trudeau sends message to US after 4 Nations win
On Thursday night, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sent a strong message to the nation after his country won a thrilling 4 Nations match.
Team Canada’s McDavid scored the winning goal to give his team a 3-2 win over the United States.
The game was played amid a political feud between Toto and President Donald Trump, as the US world leader openly called out the Canadian governor before the game. It continued Thursday.
You can’t take our country, and you can’t take our game. He posted on X
Earlier this month, politics entered hockey and when the decision was made to boycott Canada, NHL and NBA fans applauded the Star Bengal banner, which has since been suspended.
During the Four Nations Face-off The abuse continued, and there were one after other brawls during consecutive games between the United States and Canada. In Montreal, Canadian fans fought three times within nine seconds after the national anthem was sung.
The United States won that game.
At TD Garden, Canadian fans and Canadians began to fight among themselves, shouting obscenities, and then the American fans began to sing their own national anthem.
