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The queen's death opens the floodgates on self-rule campaigns - Vimarsana News

The queen's death opens the floodgates on self-rule campaigns

King Charles III will have his hands full stopping former British colonies from declaring independence from the crown.

Can the Royal Family Cling on Much Longer? - Vimarsana News

Can the Royal Family Cling on Much Longer?

Does the royal family have much shelf life after Elizabeth II?

A royal visit at a time of reckoning: Will Prince Charles and Camilla connect with Canadians? - Vimarsana News

A royal visit at a time of reckoning: Will Prince Charles and Camilla connect with Canadians?

What Prince Charles and Camilla say and do over the next three days will be under scrutiny, as the couple make their first visit to Canada in five years and carry out the first official royal visit since a greater societal reckoning with our past and our institutions has taken hold.

Source: cbc.ca
The Queen should not be Canada's head of state - Vimarsana News

The Queen should not be Canada's head of state

It is no secret that colonialism is devastating for Indigenous peoples, and by upholding figureheads who played a crucial role in this damage, Canada is setting itself on a self-defeating trajectory regarding reconciliation.

CBC Radio's The House: Bills, bills, bills - Vimarsana News

CBC Radio's The House: Bills, bills, bills

On this week’s show: Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan lays out new legislation aimed at protecting health care workers from harassment and lawyer Ian Runkle offers his take on existing measures in the Criminal Code. Plus — economists Armine Yalnizyan and Trevor Tombe discuss the latest concerns about inflation; Barbados bids adieu to the British monarchy; and a panel of journalists dissect Parliament's first week back.

Source: cbc.ca