Chantal Kreviazuk, the winning singer of the Winnipeg Grammy Award, changed the lyrics of Or Canada in the 4 -nations confrontation game against the United States on Thursday to sing “that only the United States command” instead of “in all the command of us.”
A representative confirmed in an email to CBC News that the change was intentional in response to the rhetoric of the annexation from the United States
Kreviazuk, 50, published a photo of the tight letters written in his hand to his history of Instagram.
The anthem was booed aloud ahead of the final confrontation of the 4 nations in TD Garden in Boston, despite a request from the public announcer of the Arena out of respect.
The Star Banner He was then sung with a complete voice by the building with exhausted tickets for the championship game of an event that is a setter for the NHL Olympic return in 2026.
The singer Chantal Kreviazuk made the National Anthem of Canada in the final of 4 nations on Thursday against the United States in Boston. But instead of “in all commands,” he sang, “that we only order.”
The boos for Or Canada In response to the hymn of the United States he received similar treatment in professional sporting events and before the 4 -nations games north of the border that began after the president of the United States, Donald Trump, threatened tariffs against one of the closest allies in their country.
Trump has also continued to reflect, including Thursday morning on social networks, that the neighbor of the United States and the nearby ally should become the “State 51”.
The president spoke with the American team on the phone for five minutes before the participation prior to the team’s game.
Boos filled the Bell Center in Montreal both times the American national anthem was played before the country’s games before in the tournament. Those jeers arrived at a crescendo on Saturday before the United States exceeded Canada 3-1 to qualify for Thursday.
Or Canada He was booed warm by some fans on Monday in Boston Arena himself before a 5-3 victory over Finland that booked Canada a place in the championship game.
