Canadians have a countryman, a hockey legend Wayna Gretzky, for traitor

More and more residents of the Canadian city of Edmonton require city authorities to change the name Wayne Gretzky Drive Northwest Street, named after a hockey legend Waynu Gretzky. Reason? Disgust associated with his support to the US president Donald Trump. Wayne Gretzky seems to be in light of the US-Canadian dispute based on a customs war triggered by Trump and his constant undermining Canada's autonomy and hints to become 51. The US state, is slowly among the victims of the growing resentment of Canadians to the neighbors.

There was a huge shift in the US List in the Land of the Maple List. The Canadians massively cancel travel to the southern neighbor, people in shops avoid American products, whistling during the American anthem before sports events has become a new everyday life. It was only a matter of time before the Canadians would be pissed off by the Gretzky's relationship, who has openly supported Donald Trump for years. Not only is The Great One a regular visitor to Mar-a -ja, the estates of the current US president, but they were himself and his wife among the invited guests at the inauguration.

The Edmonton City Council is receiving more and more votes of outraged residents of the city who do not want one of Alberte's streets to be named after Gretzky. “The fact that someone we looked at as a hero is now so behaved is, to put it mildly disappointing, is actually hurting. It makes no sense to cling as a hockey legend and a symbol of this country if he does not see the contradiction between where he comes from and what he currently represents. Canada obviously means nothing to him, « was one of the messages.

The Great One moved to the US in 1988, replacing club colors and transferring from Edmonton Oilers to Los Angeles Kings. His wife is an American Janet Joneshe has been dual citizenship for a long time. With their five children, they live in the US, Gretzky and Donald Trump, have known each other for years and see them playing together. In November, the entire hockey player celebrated Trump's victory in the presidential election.