Quebec mayor asks Canadians angry with Trump not to boo American kids at Peewee hockey games
Canadian officials have urged spectators not to take their anger against Donald Trump out on American kids at youth hockey games after a series of booing incidents. Quebec mayor Bruno Marchand made the plea in a Tuesday press conference,
'These are kids': Quebec peewee tournament urges spectators not to boo U.S. anthem
City officials and organizers of the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament are asking the public not to boo during the American national anthem at upcoming games. The tournament, hosting thousands of players aged 11 and 12, is in its 65th edition and will run from Feb. 12 to 23 in Quebec City.
Quebec city officials urges fans to not boo national anthem
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Don’t take out anger at Trump by booing U.S. peewee hockey players, Quebec officials say
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand told a news conference that he understands the desire to send a message to the United States, but that ordinary American visitors don’t represent their president
Amid U.S. anthem boos, Quebec minor hockey tournament urges crowd to leave kids out of it
Organizers of the Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament are asking fans upset with U.S. tariff threats to refrain from booing the U.S. national anthem before games.
Quebec City Officials Are Begging People Not To Boo American Kids In Town For Hockey Tournament
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