Amid political tensions between the U.S. and Canada, President Trump has promoted the idea of absorbing Canada as the “51st state” and threatened tariffs on the country. The American national anthem has been booed at sporting events in Canada, leading to fights between U.S. and Canadian players during a recent hockey game. Some players planned the fights in a group chat, leading to condemnation from both teams. The players on Team Canada stated they play for their country and don’t need to initiate anything. General Manager Bill Guerin invited Trump to the game, but Trump called in instead and taunted Canada on social media, suggesting it may become the 51st state. However, Prime Minister Trudeau responded by saying “You can’t take our country — and you can’t take our game.” The ongoing tensions between the two countries have escalated during the hockey competition, with Trump mocking Trudeau as “governor.” Despite the political undertones, the players are focused on playing hard and representing their respective countries on the ice.
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