Thoughts on BC Politics and More

A new Angus Reid Institute poll released this week, timed with King Charles III’s visit to Ottawa, asked Canadians a simple question: “Do you think Canada should continue as a constitutional monarchy for generations to come?” The results were clear—though not overwhelming. Nationally, 46% of respondents said no, compared to 30% in favour and 24% unsure. While opposition outweighs support, these numbers likely fall way short of sparking serious momentum for change among our elected officials ... CLICK HERE for the full story

King Charles III says Canada is seeing a “renewed sense of national pride, unity and hope” at a critical time while delivering the throne speech on Tuesday. “It is with a deep sense of pride and pleasure that my wife and I join you here today as we witness Canadians coming together in a renewed sense of national pride, unity and hope,” the King said. “I’ve always had the greatest admiration for Canada’s unique identity, which is recognized across the world for bravery and sacrifice in defence of national values and for the diversity and kindness of Canadians,” the King added. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech from the throne, used by prime ministers to outline their plans for the upcoming session, focused heavily on a sense of national unity, economic growth and global trade ... CLICK HERE for the full story