The pomp and protocol behind the throne speech
The pomp and protocol behind the throne speech
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King Charles has arrived in Ottawa to deliver the speech from the throne — the first time a monarch has done that in Canada since 1977. For The National, CBC's Eli Glasner breaks down the pomp and protocol behind the ceremony.
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