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Duke Lavictoire Returns With Rideau Preferred - Vimarsana News

Duke Lavictoire Returns With Rideau Preferred

Andre Lachance trainee Duke Lavictoire landed the top-class spoils two weeks ago at Rideau Carleton Raceway. Following a defeat in the feature last week, Duke Lavictoire came back to the winner’s circle of the $10,500 Preferred Handicap Trot with a 1:56 effort on Sunday night (Dec. 4).

In Canada, Quebec assembly bars 3 who refuse to swear oath to King - Vimarsana News

In Canada, Quebec assembly bars 3 who refuse to swear oath to King

International, MNA | Three lawmakers were denied access to Quebec's legislature Thursday after refusing to swear allegiance to King Charles III, Canada's head of state

Quebec assembly bars three lawmakers who refuse to swear oath to King Charles - Vimarsana News

Quebec assembly bars three lawmakers who refuse to swear oath to King Charles

Montreal: Three lawmakers were denied access to Quebec´s legislature after refusing to swear allegiance to King Charles III, Canada´s head of state, as required by the Constitution.In...

King Charles honoured in Canada as ahead of state - Vimarsana News

King Charles honoured in Canada as ahead of state

Under Canadian constitutional law, all elected members of Parliament at both the federal and provincial levels must swear allegiance to the British monarchy in order to take office

Source: geo.tv
Here's what to know as Quebec begins its parliamentary session - Vimarsana News

Here's what to know as Quebec begins its parliamentary session

MNAs will begin their 43rd session at the national assembly in Quebec City. Questions remain about whether Parti Quebecois members will be able to take their seats after refusing to swear an oath to King Charles III.