All used the same theme music (an acoustic O Canada, begun with a riff of the first line on electric guitar), and typically brought a Canadian flag with them, attached to a hockey stick.

At Genesis on November 13, when Christian Cage debuted in TNA, Scott D'Amore offered him a Team Canada T-shirt to signify membership in that stable.

He hugged D'Amore before delivering the Unprettier, making his choice not to join Team Canada or Planet Jarrett clear.

Bobby Roode and A-1 stepped aside as non-X Division athletes, leaving Petey Williams, Eric Young, the returning Johnny Devine and the debut of Tyson Dux as Team Canada's X-Cup squad.

After the World X-Cup, Johnny Devine stopped appearing, leaving the roster to regress to Williams, Roode, Young and A-1 (as it was before the tournament).

He started with Roode saying he would be a future world champion, followed by saying to Petey that he would excel in the X Division, telling A1 he was a true powerhouse, and finally blaming Young by claiming it was his fault that they were disbanded.

On several occasions during the match announcers Mike Tenay and Don West referred to the pair as "the reunited Team Canada."

It was this stipulation that ultimately ended the reunion as Robert Roode (former Team Canada member) pinned Petey Williams to retain the titles and forced him to leave TNA.

D'Amore and Young used the Team Canada entrance music and attire and went on to defeat Ray and Deaner.