Gov.-Gen. Mary Simon says she can see a day when Canadians have a ‘conversation’ about the country’s relationship with the monarchy, but that this is not the right time
Canadians do not feel as much affection for King Charles as they did for his mother, Queen Elizabeth, so he has work to do in order for the country to get to know him better, Governor-General Mary Simon says., Ms. Simon, who is the King’s representative in Canada, said “while Canadians may never have felt great affection for Charles, they did embrace his mother right up until the end of her life, so I think King Charles needs to develop his relationship further with Canada.
“It has to be a very big conversation about how we would do it and what kind of government we’re looking for – and all those things take time, and sometimes they take years.”is Canada’s head of state and Ms. Simon, as his representative, gives royal assent to bills that pass through Parliament.
Mr. Trudeau said last week that this is not the time for “diving into constitutional negotiations” about Canada’s ties with the British Crown. The traditional outfit was crafted by Inuk singer-songwriter Beatrice Deer, who is from the same part of Nunavik as the Governor-General.
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