US EditionKing Charles III Delivers Rare Speech to Canada’s Parliament
OTTAWA, CANADA, MAY 27 – King Charles III called for national unity and economic transformation while warning of external threats including US annexation and tariffs, with 66% of Canadians valuing the monarchy's role.
- King Charles III delivered the first Speech from the Throne by a monarch in nearly 50 years on May 27, 2025, in Ottawa's Senate to open parliament.
- The speech responded to unprecedented challenges Canada faces, including threats from US President Donald Trump to annex the country.
- Charles emphasized Canada's sovereignty and core democratic values, vowing a major economic transformation while receiving applause and large public support.
- Polls around the visit showed a statistically significant rise in support for the Crown, with 45% favoring to keep it and many seeking stability amid uncertainty.
- The event solidified Charles's role as Canada’s head of state and signaled renewed national pride and institution strength in facing current global risks.
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Canada received the great visit of King Charles III, invited by Prime Minister Mark Carney to read a speech.
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