US Edition'We are not for sale': Michael Bublé leans into patriotism in Junos opening
- The JUNO Awards took place on March 30, 2025, at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, celebrating Canada's music scene with performances from major artists.
- Michael Bublé hosted the event, which featured Sum 41's last performance as they were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
- Awards announced included categories like group of the year and fan choice award, along with recipients celebrating various genres such as rock and jazz.
- Artists expressed their feelings about Canada amid tensions with the United States, sharing what their country means to them during the ceremony.
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Michael Bublé hits back at Donald Trump's Canada plan: "We are the greatest nation on earth! And we are not for sale!”
Michael Bublé made a passionate speech defending Canada amid Donald Trump‘s apparent plans for the country, declaring that Canada is “not for sale”. Bublé spoke about his home country while presenting the Juno Awards, Canada’s biggest music awards show, on March 30. “I’m a hometown kid who never left,” he said. “And as I stand here and I look out at my fellow artists in a sold-out arena with millions watching at home, I’m proud to be Canadian,” …
The policy took place at the Canadian Juno Awards gala, which became a sort of national defense act in the midst of tension with the United States over the trade tariff war. From the stage, Michael Bublé sent a message to Donald Trump, who had hinted at the possibility of annexing the neighboring nation as its 51st state. “We’re not for sale,” the singer said. Michael Bublé’s speech and his defense of CanadaBublé used the Juno Awards ceremony—wh…
Michael Bublé Comments on Trump’s Suggestion to Turn Canada Into an American State: ‘We Are Not For Sale’ | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Michael Bublé made a dig at President Donald Trump‘s proposal to turn Canada into a US state. The 49-year-old Canadian singer stood by his country while hosting the 2025 Juno Awards in Vancouver on Sunday (March 30). “Folks, we’re one of a kind. We are beautiful. We are the greatest nation on Earth. And we are not for sale,” Michael told the audience. Keep reading to find out more… “I’m a hometown kid who never left. And as I stand here and look…
Michael Bublé hits back at Trump threats to make Canada a state
Michael Bublé is one famous Canadian who is not happy about President Donald Trump taking aim at Canada — by waging a tariffs war and talking of turning America’s northern neighboring country into the 51st state. The Grammy Award-winning singer, who was born in Vancouver, took a dig at the president while hosting the Juno Awards on Sunday night at Rogers Arena. “Folks, we’re one of a kind. We ...
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