Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to meet with King Charles III to discuss US President Donald Trump’s threats to make Canada the 51st state. The king has faced criticism in Canada for not speaking out against Trump’s threats, and Trudeau plans to discuss matters of importance to Canadians, including sovereignty and independence. The meeting comes as the anti-royal movement in Canada has gained some momentum, with some calling for the monarch to speak out in support of Canadian sovereignty. Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney suggested that the Canadian government should ask the king to underscore Canadian sovereignty, while others have questioned the purpose of the monarchy if it cannot speak out on important issues. The meeting is seen as a delicate diplomatic matter, with potential implications for the image and legitimacy of the monarchy in Canada.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to meet with King Charles III to discuss US President Donald Trump’s threats to make Canada the 51st state. The king has faced criticism in Canada for not speaking out against Trump’s threats, and Trudeau plans to discuss matters of importance to Canadians, including sovereignty and independence. The meeting comes as the anti-royal movement in Canada has gained some momentum, with some calling for the monarch to speak out in support of Canadian sovereignty. Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney suggested that the Canadian government should ask the king to underscore Canadian sovereignty, while others have questioned the purpose of the monarchy if it cannot speak out on important issues. The meeting is seen as a delicate diplomatic matter, with potential implications for the image and legitimacy of the monarchy in Canada.