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Canadian Fans Boo US National Anthem Amid Rising Tariff Tensions

Toronto Raptors and NHL fans booed the American anthem, reflecting frustration over newly imposed tariffs by U.S. President Trump.

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At recent games in Canada, fans booed the American national anthem as a response to U.S. tariffs announced by President Trump on Canadian imports. This included incidents at Raptors and NHL games, where mixed reactions were prevalent. Fans expressed their displeasure over the tariffs, which include a 25% tax on goods from Canada and a 10% tax on energy imports. While some fans criticized the booing, others felt it was an appropriate response considering the current trade tensions between the neighboring countries. Historical context suggests that booing the anthem during such times is not unprecedented in Canada.

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