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correspondent, lyse doucet, reports now on how her fellow canadians are remembering the queen. bearskin hat wherever you go. this morning, a solemn ceremony to confirm a king. his this morning, a solemn ceremony to confirm a king. to confirm a king. his royal highness. to confirm a king. his royal highness, prince to confirm a king. his royal highness, prince charles i to confirm a king. his royal. highness, prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign, charles iii. a; death of our late sovereign, charles iii. charles iii. a new head of state. canada charles iii. a new head of state. canada one - charles iii. a new head of state. canada one of - charles iii. a new head of state. canada one of 14 l state. canada one of 1a commonwealth countries, that the crown. queen elizabeth ii was at its helm for nearly half its history. half its history. we thought she would half its history. we thought she would always half its history. we thought she
sends another signal. the monitor s representative, the governor general mary simon is the first indigenous person to hold this role. other change could be coming. the monarchy is changing could be coming. the monarchy is changing and could be coming. the monarchy is changing and so could be coming. the monarchy is changing and so too is - is changing and so too is canada. the queen was able to move with the times, to remain relevant. ., ., ., ., relevant. now, more and more canadians relevant. now, more and more canadians are relevant. now, more and more canadians are saying relevant. now, more and more canadians are saying that i relevant. now, more and more canadians are saying that the l canadians are saying that the monarchy no longer matters. but this is a country where the constitution is hard to change so, for now, it is a country with a king. there will be a lot going on over the course of the next days and weeks and it has been announced that the queen state funera
where the archbishop of canterbury will conduct a short service. in this ancient building, the queen will lie in state for four full days, her coffin mounted on a raised platform known as a catafalque, with many thousands expected to file past the coffin. and then, on bank holiday monday morning, the queen s coffin will leave westminster hall and be taken in a grand military procession to westminster abbey. members of the royal family are expected again to follow on foot. at 11 o clock, the full state funeral will begin at the abbey, where foreign statesmen, european royal families and other dignitaries willjoin the public in honouring the life of a queen who will be laid to rest later at st george s chapel, windsor. james landale, bbc news. the official proclamation of charles as king took place notjust in london but also in ottawa in canada
dispossession, domination, horrific abuses canada s leaders are still confronting. this morning s ceremony to welcome the king sends another signal, the monarch s representative, governor general mary simon is the first indigenous person to hold this role. other change could be coming. the monarchy is changing and so is canada. the queen was able to move with the times and remain relevant but now more and more canadians are saying the monarchy no longer matters. but this is a country where the constitution is hard to change so for now it is a country with a king. dr carolyn harris is a royal historian based in toronto, she s been telling me how canada viewed the change. in canada, there s been a tremendous amount of interest in the change in reign, as it s been 70 years since