US EditionShould Canada Remain a Constitutional Monarchy or Become a Republic?
- On Monday, May 26, 2025, the monarch and his consort touched down at Ottawa International Airport to commence their two-day official visit to Canada’s capital.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney extended the invitation after his Liberal Party’s April election win, with the visit occurring amid trade tensions with the United States.
- The royal couple visited Lansdowne Park, where the King participated in officially starting a street hockey game with a ceremonial puck drop, then planted a native Blue Beech tree at Rideau Hall and engaged with Indigenous leaders and community members.
- Prime Minister Carney called the visit an "historic honour" that "matches the weight of our times," while Governor-General Mary Simon greeted the King with "Welcome home."
- The visit highlights Canada’s independence and the long-standing relationship it shares with the monarchy, despite ongoing political tensions and public discussions about the monarchy’s significance.
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Should Canada remain a constitutional monarchy or become a republic?
King Charles has arrived in Canada for a short visit that will include reading the speech from the throne in Parliament on Tuesday. A plane carrying the King and Queen Camilla landed in Ottawa shortly after 1 p.m. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Gov. Gen. Mary Simon were among those greeting the King...
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