US EditionKing Charles delivers the throne speech today. Here’s what you need to know.
- King Charles III formally opened Canada's Parliament on May 28, 2025, in Ottawa during a two-day royal visit accompanied by Queen Camilla.
- The visit followed an invitation from Prime Minister Mark Carney amid rising tensions with the U.S., including trade disputes and sovereignty concerns.
- The King delivered the throne speech written by the Canadian government, warning Canada faces a critical moment and announcing plans to strengthen the armed forces.
- The procession to the Senate included a 28-horse RCMP escort in a Quebec-built landau, with military honours consisting of a 21-gun salute and a guard inspection.
- The visit highlighted Charles' ongoing duties as monarch despite his undisclosed cancer, reflecting a renewed Carolean era focused on traditional roles and public engagement.
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What did King Charles say in the throne speech? Canada faces ‘critical moment’ in its plight for political and economic certainty
Accompanied by Queen Camilla for a two-day visit to Ottawa, the King and Queen arrived at the Senate of Canada building for public events and the speech from the throne.
·Toronto, Canada
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