the ceremonies have unfolded. and in 1952, canada was actually between governors general when queen elizabeth i! succeeded to the throne on the 6th of february, 1952. winston churchill had summoned viscount alexander back to the united kingdom to be the defence minister, and the first canadian born general, vincent massey, had not yet taken office. so is the administrator of canada who made the announcement. so 1952 feels a long time ago. there s a lot of interest in these events unfolding, and a lot of looking back at the queen s very successful royal tours over the years. and the number of canadians she met from all walks of life. it has not always been as successful in crowds have continued to gather throughout the day outside buckingham palace and stjames palace, to pay their respects to the late queen. our special correspondent lucy manning has been spending the day with those who have
sometimes people who showed up came to protest. this was the scene in the mainly french speaking province of quebec in 1964 when separatist sentiment was at its highest anger over english domination. the queen knew it, never showed it, steering a middle course. ottawa is a small capital. from her very first visit as queen in 1957, she always spoke both of canada s official languages. please be seated. better than even some of canada s politicians. another difficult legacy of a darker, imperial past. the indians were - so delighted to meet the great white queen. for the indigenous community, the monarchy also symbolises
where he replaces the queen as head of state. queen elizabeth made no fewer than 22 state visits there during her reign more than to any other country. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports now on how her fellow canadians are remembering the queen. bearskin hats and a bugle print out this morning in ottawa, a solemn ceremony to confirm a king. his royal is prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign charles iii. the new head of state, canada one of ia commonwealth countries, former colonies, which still keep the ground. queen elizabeth ii was at its helm for nearly half of its history. we thought she would always be here, yes, and we will miss her, missed her humour and her brains.
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