The Buffalo Sabres hosted the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night, and before the game, Christian Kramer was set to sing the Canadian national anthem. However, it appeared Kramer’s mind must have ...

The opening line of the song usually goes, “O Canada! Our home and native land!” However, Black instead sang, “O Canada! Our home on native land,” seemingly a nod to the Indigenous people ...

Thousands of people have their eyes and ears on you as you belt out an iconic song, and it doesn't always ... the anthem singer slipped up while singing "O Canada." He missed the line "from ...

O Canada was composed in French for Saint Jean Baptiste Day in 1880. The music is by Calixa Lavallée and the lyrics are by Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. The song gained popularity in English ...

Tuesday provided sports fans with another botched national anthem when the singer at the Buffalo Sabres game forgot the words to “O Canada.” The singer, whose name is Christian Kramer ...

was mourned by Canadians last week not because of his lifetime of public service and distinguished legal reputation but as the author of O Canada, the Canadian national song. Strictly speaking ...

Canadian singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk performed "O Canada" in Boston on Thursday night ahead of the 4 Nations Face-Off final between Canada and the United States, making a poignant change ...

My mother, born and raised in Canada, would from time to time burst into song: “O, Canada.” Usually she was inspired by something that provoked her memories of, or associations with ...

WHEN WAS O CANADA WRITTEN? O Canada was composed in French for Saint Jean Baptiste Day in 1880. The music is by Calixa Lavallée and the lyrics are by Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. The song gained ...