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CBC
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
Leafs fans serenade the anthem singer
National anthem singer Natalie Morris recalls the moment Toronto Maple Leafs' fans serenaded her on the subway after their Game 2 win over the Florida Panthers.
CBC
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CBC
#TheMoment Leafs fans serenaded the anthem singer on the subway
Natalie Morris, anthem singer for the Toronto Maple Leafs, recounts the moment fans collectively sang O Canada to her on the subway after a game.
Toronto Star
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Toronto Star
Viral video shows fans serenading Maple Leafs anthem singer with ‘O Canada' on Toronto's subway
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are in the singing spirit with a playoffs series lead in Round 2 against the Florida Panthers. An online video is going viral for showing fans serenading the team's anthem singer Natalie Morris with an impromptu rendition of 'O Canada' on the TTC subway. The singalong was initially posted to TikTok Thursday before the Leafs put it out on their social media Friday afternoon. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Leafs Nation I tell ya 💙 Singing O'Canada to our anthem singer, Natalie Morris, on the subway is the definition of Passion 🥹 — Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) May 9, 2025 'Singing O Canada to our anthem singer, Natalie Morris, on the subway is the definition of Passion,' the team wrote. Fans can be heard yelling 'we love you Natalie' during pauses before a 'Let's go Leafs!' chant breaks out after the anthem. The subway car, which is flooded with blue-and-white jerseys, appears to be headed toward St. Patrick station when the video was captured. Morris took to social media to share the subway serenade from her point-of-view. In a video on Instagram and TikTok, the singer records herself smiling and nodding along to the fans' rendition of 'O Canada.' As she shows the groups on both sides of her, Morris begins singing along before joining in on the 'Go Leafs, go!' chant, pumping her fist and cheering. Morris has been belting out the anthem for the team since 2022. She previously appeared on Season 4 of 'Canada's Got Talent' and finished as a finalist. The Leafs, who lead the second-round, seven-game series two games to one, play Game 4 on Sunday. They lost 5-4 against the Panthers on Friday night to an overtime goal by longtime nemesis Brad Marchand. Leafs Brad Marchand haunts Leafs once again with Panthers' overtime winner in Game 3. 'He's tenacious' The ex-Boston Bruin shot towards the slot and got a favourable deflection at 15:27 to give
Edmonton Journal
06-05-2025
- Sport
- Edmonton Journal
WARMINGTON: 'Incredible' crowd at The Vault deeply invested in Leafs playoff run
Article content The crowd was the seventh player in this game and right from the beginning. When Natalie Morris beautifully sang The Star-Spangled Banner and O Canada, the Scotiabank Arena crowd was already fired up. The only time it got quiet was when goalie Anthony Stolarz left the game midway through the second period and was replaced by Joseph Woll. Other than that, it was pandemonium. 'There's nothing like playoff hockey,' said Eli Shupak. 'I am still hoping my 50th birthday wish comes true.' He's not alone on that wish: There is a feeling amongst fans that the Maple Leafs have the horses to finally win this most coveted championship. He may not have waited as long as Shupak, but Seth Tolensky, 16, is hoping he will get to experience a parade this year. With his sisters Ella and Audrey and parents Melanie and Lewis, they were doing their part and cheering at the top of their lungs. One game at a time. You have to win 16 games. The Leafs are off to a pretty good start. If it seemed loud at this game, can you imagine what it will be like if they get there.
