During Canadian national anthemFans may or did not notice a change in the texts, and obviously was not an accident.
Canadian singer -songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk was marked to sing “O Canada” in front of 4 nations faced Championship between her native Canada and the United States Thursday night.
At the beginning of the anthem, Kreviazuk received a bunch of boos from the Boston crowd, but the Canadian fans who attended eventually drowned them with singing.
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Cale Makar, #8, Devon Toews, #5, Mark Stone, #61, Brayden Point, #21, and Connor McDavid, #97 from Team Canada, stand on their plan during a ceremony before play 4 nations Face-off championship game between Team Canada and the team of United States in TD Garden on February 20, 2025 in Boston. (Ben Jackson/4nfo/World Hockey Cup via Getty Images)
However, Kreviazuk sang other texts, emphasizing the “true patriot of the love we only command us,” instead of written “in all of us commandments.”
Some Canadian fans have noticed, assuming the change intentionally, and these instincts are correct.
The change of texts was “intentional in response to the rhetoric of annexation coming from the US”, her publicist said CBC.
Sidney Crosby, #87, Brandon Hagel, #38, and their teammates in Canada stand on their bench during ceremonies before play before the Championship 4 Nations Face-off between Team Canada and Team United States in TD Garden 20. February 20th February 20th , 2025 in Boston. (Brian Babineau/4nfo/World Hockey Cup via Getty Images)
Kreviazuk is to everyone, except that she has confirmed that she has posted a photo on her Instagram stories about texts written on her hand, along with the emojis muscle emojis of bending hands and the Canadian flag.
President Donald Trump had several cases, Including before the match on Thursdayin which he said that Canada could become “51 state” of the country. Trump also called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “Governor Trudeau.”
Trump called the American team on Thursday morning, and General Director Team USA Bill Guerin said Trump had directed “51.”
National fighting for the anthem began earlier this month when Ottawa SenatorS fans rushed on to “Inscribed” on February 1, when Trump’s tariffs on the goods from Canada to the United States were supposed to be carried out (they have been postponed since). It also happened during the Toronto Raptors match the next day, and when Team USA played his first game of 4 nations in Montreal, one would think that the game was played in Finland, which the Americans played against that night.
Brayden Point, #21, Mark Stone, #61, and Devon Toews, #5 from Team Canada, stand on their Blueline during the ceremony before the game of the championship game 4 nations between Team Canada and the team of the United States in TD Garden 20. February 2025. in Boston. (Brian Babineau/4nfo/World Hockey Cup via Getty Images)
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American fans performed a “star called” on Thursday night, which followed after the Canadian anthem.
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