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Mike Myers Speaks Out for Canada During SNL Appearance

Mike Myers shares his emotional stance for Canada on 'Saturday Night Live' and explains his political motivations behind his latest campaign ad for the Liberal Party.

By Sarah LyallSource: nytimes.com1 min read

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In a surprising and heartfelt moment during a recent 'Saturday Night Live' episode, Canadian comedian Mike Myers took a stand for his home country, sporting a provocative "Canada Is Not for Sale" T-shirt. After portraying a caricature of Elon Musk wielding a chainsaw, Myers seized the opportunity during the closing credits to voice his political frustrations. Reflecting on comments made by Musk and former U.S. President Trump about Canada, Myers felt compelled to express his love for his homeland. Inspired by legendary hockey player Gordie Howe's determination, he declared his support for Canada through this bold gesture, showcasing both anger and pride. As he addressed the audience, Myers emphasized that his message was not just personal, but a rallying cry for all Canadians.

**Mike Myers Speaks Out for Canada During SNL Appearance**Mike Myers shares his emotional stance for Canada on 'Saturday Night Live' and explains his political motivations behind his latest campaign ad for the Liberal Party.In a surprising and heartfelt moment during a recent 'Saturday Night Live' episode, Canadian comedian Mike Myers took a stand for his home country, sporting a provocative "Canada Is Not for Sale" T-shirt. After portraying a caricature of Elon Musk wielding a chainsaw, Myers seized the opportunity during the closing credits to voice his political frustrations. Reflecting on comments made by Musk and former U.S. President Trump about Canada, Myers felt compelled to express his love for his homeland. Inspired by legendary hockey player Gordie Howe's determination, he declared his support for Canada through this bold gesture, showcasing both anger and pride. As he addressed the audience, Myers emphasized that his message was not just personal, but a rallying cry for all Canadians.

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