US EditionKing Charles Travels in Carriage to Senate for Throne Speech
- On the morning of May 27, 2025, King Charles and Queen Camilla traveled through Ottawa in Canada's state landau to the Senate building to deliver the throne speech.
- The visit marks King Charles' first journey to Canada following his coronation and occurs amid heightened U.S. Demands for Canadian annexation and ongoing trade disputes.
- They were escorted by mounted RCMP officers along Wellington Street, greeted by crowds near Parliament Hill, and received full military honors including a 100-person honor guard and 21-gun salute.
- Having visited Canada at least 18 times as Prince of Wales, King Charles is making his first trip since his coronation and marks a historic occasion as the first monarch in reign to deliver the throne speech there since Queen Elizabeth II did so in 1977.
- The event could reinforce Canadian identity during challenging times, with commentators describing the King's actions as a subtle yet powerful message and highlighting its potential enduring impact.
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