Canadian Artists Condemn Trump's Trade Policies at Juno Awards

Michael Bublé, Anne Murray, and others used the Juno Awards to denounce U.S. tariffs and annexation threats, celebrating Canadian identity and resilience.

Michael Bublé declared Canada 'the greatest nation in the world' and rejected Donald Trump's annexation threats during his Juno Awards speech.
Anne Murray emphasized her lifelong commitment to Canada, calling it her 'safe haven,' and donned a red hockey jersey to celebrate national pride.
Canadian rapper bbno$ criticized Elon Musk, labeling him 'a piece of trash,' which was met with audience applause at the event.
The Juno Awards celebrated Canadian music achievements, with major winners including Anne Murray, Tate McCrae, and The Beaches.
Prime Minister Mark Carney signaled a potential shift in Canada-U.S. relations, responding to Trump's proposed tariffs and annexation rhetoric.