Ottawa Fans Boo US National Anthem Over Trump's Tariffs

Following President Trump's announcement of 25% tariffs on Canadian imports, fans at an NHL game between the Ottawa Senators and Minnesota Wild expressed their discontent by booing the U.S. national anthem. The incident occurred during a sold-out event in Ottawa, where the Canadian audience reacted vocally to the newly imposed tariffs, which will also affect Mexican goods. Ottawa recording artist Mandia sang the anthem, but her performance was drowned out by jeers, contrasting sharply with the cheers that greeted the Canadian anthem. Prime Minister Trudeau acknowledged the tariffs and expressed Canada's preparedness to respond. The booing reflects the broader political tensions between Canada and the U.S., igniting discussions about the impact of U.S. policies on Canadian sentiment. Recent history shows that Canadian fans have previously displayed solidarity with American counterparts, making this incident particularly noteworthy.