Don cherry files

These guys paid the biggest price. The move may come as a surprise to some, especially given that Cherry is very popular in Canada and a lot of people tune in to watch him every week. When a lot of people watch a specific program, companies pay networks — in this case Sportsnet — a lot of money to advertise, bringing in a lot of revenues.

Steven Purewal, a historian based in Surrey, B. Don Cherry, 85, has been known for being outspoken. Cherry, 85, had singled out new immigrants in Toronto and Mississauga, Ont.

At least you could pay a couple of bucks for poppies or something like that. These guys paid for your way of life that you enjoy in Canada.

Cherry, however, is unrepentant, telling the Toronto Sun Monday that he meant every word he said. Don is synonymous with hockey and has played an integral role in growing the game over the past 40 years.

We would like to thank Don for his contributions to hockey and sports broadcasting in Canada. Statement from Sportsnet: pic. Cherry told Warmington that he was hurt to be fired today of all days, given it is Remembrance Day. Everybody in Canada should wear a poppy to honour our fallen soldiers. Including an interview with Don Cherry who is quite hurt they would do this on Remembrance Day of all days.

Our country is based on inclusion. We have a very diverse country. We have a wonderful country. I know the hockey community, we talk about hockey is for everybody. As a sponsor of the broadcast, we immediately expressed our concerns and respect the decision which was made by Sportsnet today.

People criticized MacLean for his complacency, pushing the cohost to issue an apology. I sat there, did not catch it, did not respond. And I wanted to thank you for calling me and Don on that last night. Cherry has not yet returned a National Post request for comment about his firing, but has previously been forthright about his views on military service. DC: - police brutality. Rebel Media. But if you take a-. DC: -look.

Black Lives Matter? How about All-. At this point our interviewer began packing up as Don Cherry reportedly continued on an unprovoked tirade against taking down Sir John A. Macdonald monuments. World U.