Jesse Marsch, the American-born head coach of the Canadian men's soccer team, tales aim at President Donald Trump and suggests he back off "ridiculous rhetoric" of making Canada the 51st U.S. state.

Trump has repeatedly expressed a desire to make Canada the "51st state" of the U.S., prompting mass criticism.

For Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok, comments from U.S. President Donald Trump about a possible takeover of Canada feel personal. Akeeagok sees them as a direct threat to the hard-fought sovereignty of ...

U.S. President Donald Trump's persistent boast that Canada will be the 51st U.S. state has been met with different degrees of seriousness in Canada. UNB military historian Marc Milner considers the ...

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Former Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch has called out Donald Trump for his treatment of Canada, whose national team he now ...

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Some high-profile Canadians have perceived Trump's repeated statehood taunts as a joke or a trade maneuver while others are not taking him lightly.

The diplomat drew attention to the idea previously expressed by Trump, according to which Canada could avoid Washington's ...

Canadian men's national soccer coach Jesse Marsch, who played for Team USA in the past, ripped President Trump for this "51st State" rhetoric in recent weeks.

Canadian men's football coach Jesse Marsch decried US President Donald Trump's "ridiculous rhetoric about Canada being the ...

Canadian men’s soccer national team head coach Jesse Marsch, an American, offered a strong rebuke of President Donald Trump’s ...