King Charles addresses Canadian parliament amid tensions with US

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King Charles III stressed Canada's proud independence on Tuesday, May 27, as he delivered a major speech to open parliament in Ottawa set against US President Donald Trump's repeated threats to take over the country.
Le Monde
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The King and Queen kicked off their visit with a community gathering at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa, where they joined Carney and Mayor Mark Sutcliffe.
Global News
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While the King did not write the bulk of the speech, instead reading what the Canadian Government had written as is customary at such an event, he wrote the introductory and concluding remarks where he focused on the warm relationship between the two nations.
Daily Express
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That formed part of the Speech from the Throne, or outlining of the policies to be undertaken by the new Government of Prime Minister Mark Carney, delivered by the King on Tuesday in the Senate.
Hindustan Times

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