At a recent Toronto Raptors game, fans booed the American national anthem in a demonstration against US President Trump's newly imposed tariffs on Canadian goods. This act of defiance is part of a growing trend seen in Canada, as similar expressions of disapproval were also reported at NHL games in Calgary and Ottawa. The booing, although rare, echoes past instances of resistance to US actions, particularly in relation to military conflicts like the Iraq War. The incident highlights the intersection of sports and politics, showcasing national pride amid rising tensions between Canada and the US.
Fans at the Toronto Raptors game booed the US national anthem, reflecting growing discontent in Canada over US policy, particularly following recent tariffs imposed by Trump.
The booing of the national anthem during sporting events is an emerging response in Canada, seen now at NHL games and resonating with previous political discontent.
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