Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a victory lap on social media with a message pointed squarely at President Donald Trump.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau taunted Donald Trump after Canada defeated the United States 3-2 in overtime to win the 4 Nations ice hockey competition in Boston. On X, formerly Twitter, Trudeau wrote: "You can't take our country – and you can't take our game." The post went viral receiving more than 31,000 reposts and 4.8 million views.

Donald Trump called Team USA before the game, shadily saying, "I’ll be calling our GREAT American Hockey Team this morning to spur them on towards victory tonight against Canada, which with FAR LOWER TAXES AND MUCH STRONGER SECURITY, will someday, maybe soon, become our cherished, and very important, Fifty First State."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a jab at President Trump after Canada's victory over the United States in an international hockey tournament.

Donald Trump is firing back at Justin Trudeau after the Prime Minister celebrated Team Canada’s win over the U.S. at the 4 Nations Face-Off final. Following Canada’s victory Thursday night, Trudeau — who Trump has repeatedly referred to as the “ Governor of Canada ” — bragged over the squad’s 3-2 overtime triumph over the USA.

Justin Trudeau and all of Canada are rejoicing the result of tonight's 4 Nations Face-Off Championship Game. Canada just won the inaugural four-team event in thrilling fashion, beating the United States 3-2 in overtime in a tense final at TD Garden in Boston.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken a slap shot at President Trump after America's northern neighbor emerged victorious in the 4 Nations Face-Off.

According to Team USA boss Bill Guerin - who spoke to The Athletic following the sports game - Trump had issued a threat about his plans for Canada during a call with the American hockey players beforehand. The controversial president also allegedly referred to his Canadian counterpart as 'Governor Trudeau' during the call.

President Donald Trump on Monday called his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron an "important step" toward achieving permanent peace between Russia and Ukraine soon.