US EditionKing Charles Expresses Love for Canada in Throne Speech, Says It Will Remain 'Strong and Free'
- On Tuesday, King Charles III delivered a speech opening parliament in Ottawa, emphasizing Canada's sovereignty amid rising US tensions.
- The speech followed mounting pressure from US President Donald Trump, who threatened annexation and making Canada the 51st state.
- Charles outlined government priorities, including building new alliances, military reinvestment, and standing up to challenges, reflecting Prime Minister Mark Carney's domestic agenda.
- The speech, which lasted approximately 26 minutes and was prepared by the prime minister's office, featured Charles emphasizing that Canada is at a pivotal moment while highlighting core principles such as democracy and freedom.
- The speech symbolized unity and a shift in Canada-US relations, signaling a coalition of like-minded nations and resolve to protect Canadian sovereignty going forward.
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perspectivemedia.comCanada at ‘critical moment’, King says in speech to parliament
The King told politicians gathered in the Senate Building that the crown was a ‘symbol of unity for Canada’.
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King Charles says Canada 'strong and free' as Trump looms
King Charles III hailed Canada as "strong and free" as he delivered a major speech to open parliament in Ottawa against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump's threats to take over the country.
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