Canada protests Trump’s sovereignty remarks in ‘Hands off’ rallies

Across various Canadian cities, demonstrators gathered under the rallying cry "Hands off" to confront President Donald Trump’s remarks threatening Canadian sovereignty by suggesting the country might become a 51st U.S. state. Crowds in Montreal and other urban centers marched with banners and slogans demanding respect for national self‐determination. The protests underscored deep-rooted concerns over external interference and united citizens in a forceful declaration of Canadian autonomy across the nation.


winnipegfreepress.com / Letters, April 7

Questions for Gretzky Re: Trump tariffs and statehood comments about Canada stir loyalty debate about NHL great Wayne Gretzky (April 1) I’ll start by saying how proud I am, and […]

globalnews.ca / ‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump

People in several cities across Canada rallied again Sunday to tell Donald Trump to keep his "hands off" after he has repeatedly suggested Canada should become the 51st state.

torontosun.com / ‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump

Protesters in various Canadian cities rallied against Trump’s threat to undermine Canadian sovereignty and his idea of making Canada the 51st state. In Montreal, hundreds gathered at Mount Royal Park, displaying "Hands off" signs.

thestar.com / ‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump

MONTREAL - Protesters rallied in several cities across the country on Sunday to demonstrate against U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to Canadian sovereignty.

winnipegfreepress.com / ‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump

citynews.ca / ‘Hands off’: Across Canada, protesters rally against Trump

Protesters in several Canadian cities rallied against U.S. President Trump’s repeated claims of making Canada the 51st state, opposing perceived threats to Canadian sovereignty despite recent tariff easing and a more conciliatory White House tone.

globalnews.ca / ‘Rally for Canada’ at Manitoba Legislature to send message to President Donald Trump

The government of Manitoba is hosting a 'Rally for Canada' on Sunday to send a message to U.S. President Donald Trump over his desire to make Canada the 51st state.


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