CBC News Interview: Why the Queen herself has twice delivered Canada’s speech from the throne

Carolyn Harris
Sep 27, 2020
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Updated: Jun 12, 2024

In an interview with Janet Davison in this week’s CBC News The Royal Fascinator newsletter, I discussed the two times that Queen Elizabeth II delivered the throne speech in Canada as well as the friendships and rivalries between royal brothers from Queen Victoria’s reign to today.

Click here to read “Why the Queen herself has twice delivered Canada’s speech from the throne” and “Royal brothers don’t always get along” at CBC News.

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CBC News Interview: Why the Queen herself has twice delivered Canada’s speech from the throne

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