TORONTO — King Charles III opened Canada’s Parliament on Tuesday, declaring amid President Donald Trump’s threats to make Canada the 51st state that “the true north is indeed strong and ...

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The visit to Canada was Charles' first as king and his 20th overall. “Canada has dramatically changed: repatriating its constitution, achieving full independence and witnessing immense growth.

The monarch, 76, opened up about his health in a conversation with a cancer survivor during a royal engagement Tuesday.

King Charles III opened the Canadian Parliament with a speech widely viewed as a show of support in the face of annexation threats by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Charles, 76, is on a two-day trip to Canada, the first time he has visited the country since assuming the throne in 2022. He is the head of state in Canada and 13 other Commonwealth realms, as ...

Charles is officially Canada’s head of state, but the last time the Crown opened Parliament was in 1977, when Charles’ mother, Queen Elizabeth II, delivered the speech in person.

Charles, Canada's head of state, is the first British monarch in almost 70 years to preside over the opening of the Canadian parliament. In a speech in the Senate, ...

Canada is facing challenges that, in our lifetimes, are unprecedented,” Charles said in French. He added that “many Canadians are feeling anxious and worried about the drastically changing ...

King Charles’ remarks comes as Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to annex Canada and make it the 51st state — a move which Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has repeatedly rebuffed ...