Should Raptors visit White House or Parliament?

Should Raptors visit White House or Parliament?

June 14, 2019 6:51 pm EST.

The Raptors’ historic NBA championship win has kicked off a debate – should the team follow tradition and visit the White House, or should the sole Canadian NBA team visit Parliament Hill instead? Nigel Newlove reports.

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