Alarm was late waking up Canada at world juniors By DON BRENNAN, QMI Agency

Canada's Boone Jenner, Jonathan Huberdeau, Mark Scheifele and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (left to right) look on as their team plays the U.S. during the third period of their semifinal game at the World Junior Hockey Championship in Ufa, Russia, on Jan. 3, 2013. (Mark Blinch/Reuters World Junior: Canada comes out flat in semifinal loss to U.S. Backup goalie Binnington may get shot at bronze game World junior notes: Bronze would be better than nothing Galchenyuk goes for world junior gold in parents' homeland Poor start costs Canada shot at world junior gold Canada's juniors fall to the U.S.

The wrong song blared over the sound system at Ufa Arena following Thursday's first World Junior Championship semifinal.

It was supposed to be our national anthem, not the Star Spangled Banner.

More appropriate, however, would have been a slightly tinkered with version of O Canada. Something that started with "Oh No Canada."

For the second time in two years, the boys in red and white were stopped short of making it to the tournament final -- a place they had held reservations for the previous decade -- in a shocking 5-1 humiliation at the hands of the USA.