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Oh, Canada
One casualty of the war on terror has been the stereotype of Canadians as polite. Svend Robinson, a British Columbian member of Canada's Parliament, says he plans to heckle President Bush if he speaks before Canada's House of Commons on a visit to Ottawa May 5, the National Post reports. "Clearly we shouldn't be rolling out a red carpet for an individual who may be responsible for war crimes and the deaths of thousands and thousands of innocent civilians," says Robinson, who also heckled President Reagan 16 years ago.
Meanwhile, the Associated Press reports that fans in Montreal booed the American national anthem when it was played before a game between the hometown Canadiens and the New York Islanders. The Montreal fans got what they deserved, though: the Islanders trounced the Canadiens, 6-3. "I came to the game pretty pumped up, but once I heard [the booing] it really got me going," says Islanders right wing Mark Parrish. "So I guess I can thank them a little bit for getting me more pumped up."
One casualty of the war on terror has been the stereotype of Canadians as polite. Svend Robinson, a British Columbian member of Canada's Parliament, says he plans to heckle President Bush if he speaks before Canada's House of Commons on a visit to Ottawa May 5, the National Post reports. "Clearly we shouldn't be rolling out a red carpet for an individual who may be responsible for war crimes and the deaths of thousands and thousands of innocent civilians," says Robinson, who also heckled President Reagan 16 years ago.
Meanwhile, the Associated Press reports that fans in Montreal booed the American national anthem when it was played before a game between the hometown Canadiens and the New York Islanders. The Montreal fans got what they deserved, though: the Islanders trounced the Canadiens, 6-3. "I came to the game pretty pumped up, but once I heard [the booing] it really got me going," says Islanders right wing Mark Parrish. "So I guess I can thank them a little bit for getting me more pumped up."