Toronto principal apologizes after high school played O Canada in Arabic on October 7 anniversary

The principal of a Toronto high school that played the National Anthem in Arabic on the anniversary of the October 7 Hamas ...
Opinion

Opinion: Arabic ‘O Canada’ on October 7 is institutional capture

The only official versions of “O Canada,” as defined by the federal National Anthem Act, are in English and French. Other languages may be shared culturally, but never as a replacement. The decision ...

WARMINGTON: Saying no 'ill intent,' principal apologizes for Arabic O Canada played on Oct. 7

Earl Haig Secondary School also did realize that one of their own past students was none other than one of the hostages slain ...

Education minister warns boards after Toronto school plays ‘O Canada’ in Arabic on Oct. 7

Toronto principals have been told to use only English, French or instrumental versions after incident at Earl Haig Secondary ...

WARMINGTON: Toronto high school scolded for playing Arabic O Canada on Oct. 7

This incident collided not only with the Oct. 7 day of remembrance for 1,200 Israelis, Canadians and foreign nationals slayed in cold blood by Hamas militants using hang gliders to get across the wall ...
The New York Times

Another national-anthem flub has us asking: Why do we play them before sporting events?

If we are ranking the worst renditions of “O Canada” ever performed in the United States, what John deCausmeaker did on Thursday night in St. Paul doesn’t top the list. That honour would comfortably ...