'Governor' Trudeau's brutal swipe at Trump after Canada's hockey win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Chantal Kreviazuk changed the lyrics to the Canadian national anthem ahead of the game Canada's Sidney Crosby, center, celebrates after his goal against Finland during the third period of a 4 Nations Face-Off hockey game Donald Trump has suggested that the United States could annex Canada as a 51st state Kreviazuk also held her note when she sang 'free' and was accused of being out of tune by some viewers.
56% : Earlier this month, Trump signed an executive order to implement a 25 percent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico.
50% : A representative for the singer told the CBC that the switch was done on purpose in response to Trump.
46% : The rivalry reached new levels on Thursday night when Kreviazuk performed 'O Canada,' and changed the line 'in all of us command' to 'in only us command,' suggesting that Trump had better stay out.
40% : American fans returned the favor to 'O Canada' at the 4 Nations Face-Off final in Boston Thursday, which itself was altered by a Canadian singer as a form of protest against Trump.
26% : It comes amid heightened tensions between the two nations that were sparked by provocative rhetoric from President Trump - including threats of a trade war due to an increase of tariffs on Canadian goods.
17% : The outgoing prime minister has been a punching bag of the president ever since Trump won in November, threatening to annex Canada and referring to him as 'Governor Trudeau.' Trump's comments have led to frayed relations between the two countries, with Canada booing the American national anthem in Montreal during the tournament.
14% : Justin Trudeau was roundly mocked after he celebrated Canada's overtime victory against the United States Thursday night with a brutal tweet at Donald Trump.

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