Canada demanded to rename Gretzky Street due to his support from Trump
In Canada, they demanded to rename the street in Edmonton, named after the former hockey player Wayne Gretzky. The petition is published on the website Change.org.
The author of the petition noted that he feels devoted due to the fact that Gretzky supported the new US President Donald Trump and was present at the inauguration ceremony. The circulation signed more than 12 thousand users.
Earlier, the American leader said that he considers Canada a more profitable partner as part of his country as a 51st state. “We lose 200 billion dollars a year because of Canada, and I will not allow this to continue,” he said.
As part of the youth and adult teams of Canada, Gretzka won bronze medals at the world championships and performed at the 1998 Olympics. In the period from 1978 to 1988, he represented the Canadian club Edmonton Oilens in the National Hockey League. Gretski is a champion of goals in regular championships.
Source: Lenta
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