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As the Canadian government prepares to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, a majority of Canadians oppose the British monarch and his wife
As the Canadian government prepares to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, a majority of Canadians oppose the British monarch and his wife Camilla as king of Canada, according to a poll released this week on Monday.
Survey conducted by the firm Angus Reed Institutenotes that 60% of those polled oppose the recognition of Carlos III king of canadaparliamentary monarchy, which British head of state It is also the symbol of the North American country.
An even higher proportion of Canadians, 62%, expressed their opposition to the image of Carlos III adorning the Canadian dollar, as happened to his mother. Elizabeth II of Englandor that “God Save the Tsar” is sung at official ceremonies.
The waiver extends to the wife of Carlos III, Camila. 60% of Canadians surveyed say they don’t want it to be called country queen. 21% would agree to be named queen consort and another 19% queen.
And 61% think it is right to act in such a way that countries Canadawhose symbolic monarch is the British head of state, get off that the colonyHe. Only 11% of Canadians believe the country should remain a parliamentary monarchy.
The survey, which included 2013 Canadians between April 10 and 12 with a margin of error of 2%, was released on the same day as the survey. Canadian government announced the acts by which he would commemorate the coronation of Carlos III on 6 May.
Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez said that on May 6 and 7 at Rideau Hall (Ottawa), the official residence of the Governor General of Canada, which serves as the Head of State, representing british monarch.
In addition, coronation celebrations will be held in every province and territory in Canada.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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