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No booing needed: Trade tension with U.S. takes backseat to women's hockey in Halifax

Hockey fans in Halifax say the excitement of watching the Canadian women's hockey team face off against archrival United States overshadowed political tension between the two countries. (Feb. 7, 2025)

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