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King Charles warns Canada must remain ‘strong and free’ amid 51st state row with Trump during opening of parliament
KING Charles has warned Canada must remain “strong and free” as it faces a critical time in its history. Charles backed the maple leaf nation’s independence when he became the first monarch since
King says Canada is ‘strong and free’ after Trump row
The King will make history when he becomes only the second British monarch to give the address at the state opening of the Canadian parliament. Charles’ second day in the capital Ottawa will see him follow the precedent set by Queen Elizabeth II in 1957 and open the first session of the 45th parliament.
KING Charles III said Canada is facing ‘unprecedented challenges’ during a speech opening the Canadian Parliament today. The ...
Pageantry was on full display during the King and Queen’s second and final day in Ottawa, including a ceremonial 21-gun ...
The monarch opens Canada's parliament with a speech widely seen as a rebuke of the US president's aggressive comments about ...
When Rushad Thomas heard earlier this month about the upcoming royal visit to Ottawa, there was no debate about whether an ...
Part of the three-page letter, which you'll see Stock read in full in the video above, says, "I remember having to hold my salute as ... keep the original flag as a nod to Canada's British ...
Last week the debate over a national flag for Canada finally ended. By a vote of 163 to 78 in the House of Com mons, and 38 to 23 in the Senate, Canada’s Parliament approved what Liberal Prime ...
Some early Dominion Day celebrations featured a ‘Dominion Salute’ of one gun ... think the new national flag in 1965, the formal adoption of ‘O Canada’ as the national anthem in 1980 ...
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