RAPTORS fans are amplified by ‘Star-Shengled Banner’ in the latest anti-American account in Canada after Trump’s tariffs
The “Star Transparent” was once again aroused in Canada on the eve of a sports event.
The latest anti -American display happened at the Scotiabank Arena before Toronto Raptors Took over Clippers in Los Angeles. The fans touched the American anthem while the 15-year-old woman sang it. A mixture of storms and cheering was heard before receiving a daring applause for a Canadian national anthem, “O, Canada.”
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Raptors forward, on the left, Bruce Brown, Scottie Barnes and Chris Bouchers react as fans break through the American national anthem before the Los Angeles Clippers game in Toronto, Sunday, February 2, 2025. (Frank Gunn/Canadian Press by AP)
The theme of Canadians who enhanced the American anthem began on Saturday night, while the Ottawa and Calgary Flames senators hosted NHL games.
Boos seemingly happened as president Donald Trump He followed his promise that he would put 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% on import from China. Any energy resources from Canada would be affected by a speed of 10%.
In a statement that Fox News received on Saturday, Trump’s administration said the order was a response to “an extraordinary threat represented by illegal aliens and drugs, including a deadly fentanil, (this) represents the national emergency.”
Fans of Senator Ottawa Boo USA National Anthem after Trump issued tariffs
Canadian Maple Leaf Logo in Central Field before the match between Washington Wizards Raptors at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto on October 20, 2023. (John E. Sokolowski-Usa Sports today)
On the eve of Prime Minister Justin Trudeaua by announcing his resignation, Trump said he would “love” if Canada becomes “51. State.”
TRUDEAau has since regretted the tariffs that Trump’s administration has charged.
In the fact of fact Published by the White House On Saturday, now he spends tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China to consider them responsible “their promises to stop illegal immigration and stop poisonous fental and other drugs to enter our country.” This “extraordinary threat,” said the White House, “represents the national emergency according to the Law on International Emergency Economic Force.”
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National anthems are sung at the Canadian Tire Center before the NHL game between Senator Ottawa and Los Angeles Kings on October 14, 2024. In Ottawa, Canada. (André Ringuette/Nhli via Getty Images)
However, Trudeau claimed that “less than 1% of the fental and less than one% illegal transition to the United States comes from Canada.”
Fox Business’ Christopher Guly and Associated Press contributed to this report.
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