Just the other day, a friend and neighbor told me that she and her husband were heading across the bridge to see a Canadian ...

Nearly 20,000 Buffalo Sabres fans sang the Canadian national anthem after a microphone failed, a moment of unity amid US-Canada tensions.

When singer Cami Clune's microphone malfunctioned during her rendition of the Canadian national anthem, fans in Buffalo rushed to her aid. Bill Wippert / NHLI via Getty Images BUFFALO, N.Y. — Shane ...

BUFFALO — Fans at KeyBank Center carried "O Canada" after a microphone failed before the Buffalo Sabres and Boston Bruins played Game 5 of their first-round playoff series Tuesday night. Cami Clune's ...

When the Buffalo Sabres' anthem singer's microphone failed on Tuesday, Buffalo fans rallied, creating a memorable, powerful reminder of the cross-border friendship between Canadians and Americans.

Sometimes, a technical malfunction can turn into a wonderful moment. Such was the case on Tuesday night in Buffalo as the Sabres hosted the Boston Bruins for Game 5 of the first round of the NHL ...

As Cami Cline, the team’s official anthem singer, started O Canada ahead of a playoff game against the Boston Bruins, her microphone crackled and started to die. The crowd of almost entirely Sabres ...

It's the latest in a proud tradition of hockey fans occasionally singing the anthem on their own. The post Before Bruins-Sabres Game 5, Buffalo fans rescued the Canadian anthem after singer’s mic cut ...

When the Buffalo Sabres' anthem singer's microphone failed on Tuesday, Buffalo fans rallied, creating a memorable, powerful reminder of the cross-border friendship between Canadians and Americans. We ...

A heartwarming gesture by the Sabres faithful. Buffalo Sabres fans came together to help anthem singer Cami Clune before Monday night’s playoff game against the Boston Bruins when her microphone cut ...

While it wasn't that long ago that the "Star-Spangled Banner" was getting booed north of the border, here in the US of A, fans are happy to jump in and belt out "O, Canada" when the anthemist's ...