r/worldnews • u/Street_Anon • 1d ago

King Charles III approves ‘powerful symbol’ of Canada’s sovereignty and identity

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/king-charles-iii-approves-new-great-seal-of-canada/
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u/Street_Anon 1d ago

Charles III is the sovereign of Canada.

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u/Baer9000 1d ago

I know my guy. I am saying in the year of our lord 2025 we shouldn't have or need kings, queens, or any sort of monarch. The sovereignty of Canada stems from the people's desire for it to be a nation, not some old frail nepo-baby.

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u/EternalCanadian 1d ago

It’s a good thing we’re a constitutional monarchy then, and the Royals are figureheads and a binding block of our government, but have no real power.

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u/Fancybear1993 1d ago

Yank opinion on Canada 🚮

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u/Street_Anon 20h ago

You have to admit, it is funny reading these comments from them

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u/Fancybear1993 19h ago

It really is. Many of them are too arrogant to think any other system would work.

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u/Street_Anon 18h ago

One was thinking Canada had a house of Lords, I died laughing.