Why Charles III won’t be the last King of Canada

Errol Mendes, Canadian constitutional expert, lawyer and professor at the University of Ottawa, explains why leaving the monarchy is harder than it may seem

in a ceremony at Buckingham Palace in London. This is the first coronation of a British monarch in 70 years and it’s brought up questions from Canadians about why a democratic country like Canada still maintains ties with the monarchy.

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