Canada and the United States are scheduled to fight for women’s hockey game during a tense period that witnessed fans in the singing of the American anthem in sporting events.
On Thursday, the two countries will face in Halifax as part of a series of competition-a series of five games that Hockey and Hockey, the United States of America, which concludes on Saturday at Prince Edward Island.
The Halifax – the first in Canada since the series started in November – will play at a time when political tensions between Washington and Ottawa reach new levels.
These tensions, which were started by US President Donald Trump, have spoken professional sport with the fans who suffer from their rejection of the Trump administration’s actions in Canada.
“It is definitely an interesting time, and it did not take a long time to form an opinion in both cases, but I know that there were games as the fans were shocked during the national anthem of the other nation,” said the Canadian Playeri Turnboul striker on Wednesday.
“Frankly, I don’t know if that will happen in Halifax. The size of this game is larger than politics now. I think fans and all young children in the stands will be above the moon, very excited and happy to allow the opportunity to watch us and I do not expect any screaming.”
Trump’s threats of 25 percent of customs tariffs on all Canadian imports are what started a countryside. Trump said that he would impose this customs tariff on border security issues, then on a trade deficit, then on assumed restrictions that American banks are able to do commercial business in Canada, which is not true.
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Trump also said that he would impose this customs tariff on his first day as a president through an executive order, only to request a review of the commercial relationship before saying he would impose it anyway on February 1. On that day, Trump signed an executive order to impose definitions on February 3.
Before that day, Canadian political leaders announced a series of reprisals, and at eleven o’clock, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that these definitions will be suspended for a month while the two countries cancel a number of issues.
When Trump signed the executive order of the customs tariff on February 3, the Utawa fans on February 1 became the singing of the American national anthem. Law fans elsewhere in Canada at the end of the week, and even after announcing the deal, Boing continues.
Canada coach True Ryan said that it was “very bad” that political drama was leaking to sports.
It is definitely not part of the noise within our group. I am sure that individuals may have individual opinions, but we generally do not bring them to our group. If they want to talk about it, we will talk about it, but this is not something we think we must advance. “
“It is very bad. Hockey is not just a place for many political opinions. We understand people’s concerns, but we are only here to show a good offer and play against our biggest competitor.”
“They must be the largest person,” the Canadian coach Caroline Olit added.
“Canadians always behave with the class. I am proud of my country. I am proud of a wonderful and generous extent. We are interested in caring for children and caring for people in need, we have always been in this way.”
“We must be the biggest person, and we have to control what we can control, and we have to find ways to help each other financially and continue to be a strong country. I want us to rise and be better.”
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