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Cancel Culture has been alive and well in Canada for 150 years. Allowing the least impressive among us to exploit and the least creative and independent to leave the country.
They went so far as to prevent comments to the story. Even our sports media follow the East German model. It wasn't on their time or dime, so why should the Stasi care?
Canucks appear to fire anthem singer for planning to sing at anti-mask rally
VANCOUVER -- It appears the Vancouver Canucks have cut ties with anthem singer Mark Donnelly over his plan to sing at a rally to protest COVID-19 restrictions.
Donnelly confirmed to the Vancouver Sun that he planned to sing "O Canada" Saturday at the downtown Vancouver protest.
That caused the Canucks to issue a statement distancing the NHL team from Donnelly.
Team owner Franceso Aquilini took it a step further, tweeting: "Hey Vancouver Sun change the headline to 'Former Canucks anthem singer,'" followed by the hashtag #wearamask.
Donnelly has been performing the anthem at Canucks games since 2001.
They went so far as to prevent comments to the story. Even our sports media follow the East German model. It wasn't on their time or dime, so why should the Stasi care?
Canucks appear to fire anthem singer for planning to sing at anti-mask rally
VANCOUVER -- It appears the Vancouver Canucks have cut ties with anthem singer Mark Donnelly over his plan to sing at a rally to protest COVID-19 restrictions.
Donnelly confirmed to the Vancouver Sun that he planned to sing "O Canada" Saturday at the downtown Vancouver protest.
That caused the Canucks to issue a statement distancing the NHL team from Donnelly.
Team owner Franceso Aquilini took it a step further, tweeting: "Hey Vancouver Sun change the headline to 'Former Canucks anthem singer,'" followed by the hashtag #wearamask.
Donnelly has been performing the anthem at Canucks games since 2001.
