Michael Bublé's the rioters is NHL Stanley Cup finals

British Columbia native Michael Bublé's the rioters is that NHL Stanley Cup finals on June 15 following the end of Vancouver is speaking out against assault.

Boston Bruins hockey team angry fans took to the streets following the loss, now, Bublé with a newspaper advertising campaign is calling for justice.

"The actions of those in the crowd following the Stanley Cup Final have left all Vancouverites collectively hanging our heads in shame and embarrassment," Bublé writes in an ad that will appear in the Vancouver Province and Vancouver Sun this weekend.

He adds, "If you are wondering how you can help to win back our reputation and show how much we care, I encourage you to contact the Vancouver Police Department if you have any information that will assist them in their efforts to bring those involved to justice. We will not let the actions of a few define us to the world".

Michael Buble is a well known Vancouver rioters have shown their disapproval

Michael Buble is a well known Vancouver rioters have shown their disapproval.

Vancouver native took a break and went home to catch Stanley Cup finals series. The team was upset at the loss of the rioters who destroyed the city in despair not.

As he was leaving, he started riots when he saw it landed in Connecticut and extent of violence on television was not heard.

He said, “I was crushed. I felt sick inside. I’m so proud of my city and any chance I get I promote it. I tell people how great we are. It’s crushing to have a legacy like that tarnished by some losers.”

Buble financing a campaign, or the pictures of rioters come forward with any evidence the police called on them.

He said, “They’re trash, basically. It was gutless and disgusting behavior. And I’m grateful for the police and firemen and paramedics who put their lives on the line, because there were people who were so scared. And that mob mentality could have killed somebody”.

He added: "I'm disgusted by how they made us look, but I'm more disgusted by how they destroyed the privileges that we deserved to have. We should be able to have television outside during the playoffs, and have viewing parties, and people hanging out, being peaceful. They took that away from us.

"It's easy to sit back and complain. Let's do something about it. This is not going to happen in my city, to our city."

Michael Buble revealed to perform on the stage at the Huntington Center

Michael Buble revealed to perform a sang to thousands of fans for his Crazy Love Tour on the stage at the Huntington Center Tuesday night.
Grammy Award-winning actor, his CD "Crazy Love" with the release of a batch number is on a roll and the written number one singles including "Haven't Met You Yet" and "Hollywood."

The tour got his career best review, with critics calling it the biggest and most exciting tour to date.