'People love pageantry': Why Canada will stick with the monarchy and King Charles
One of the most striking themes of this first coronation since 1953 is the absence of serious public objection or complaint
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One of the most striking themes of this first coronation since 1953 is the absence of serious public objection or complaint
Making the case for and against two very different monarchs
While recent polling suggests those with a keen interest in watching as King Charles is crowned will be in the minority, there is also a sense among some observers that his coronation may spark further debate and discussion about the institution of the monarchy, and the Crown in Canada.
Truth be known; the Royals themselves couldn’t care less if we remained a monarchy or ditched it and became a republic — as Barbados has done.
Study shows only 9 per cent of Canadians are excited about the crowning of the new monarch