A former U.S. president has used a hockey-themed cartoon to criticize Canada’s prime minister, framing the exchange as a jab at political leadership. The imagery suggests a challenge to step up and take action, adding a sports analogy to the political debate. The move comes amid ongoing tensions between the two leaders, with the cartoon drawing comparisons to past public sparring. The visual reference to hockey—a sport deeply tied to Canadian identity—heightens the symbolic weight of the exchange.

‘Get up, governor’: Trump takes shot at PM Carney with hockey cartoon  CP24