I discussed the coronation of King Charles III and the history of Canada and the Monarchy with CBC The House on Coronation Day, May 6, 2023.
Click here to listen to “Canada has a new king. Should it?” at CBC The House
I discussed the coronation of King Charles III and the history of Canada and the Monarchy with CBC The House on Coronation Day, May 6, 2023.
Click here to listen to “Canada has a new king. Should it?” at CBC The House
I discussed the celebrations in Toronto for the coronation of King Charles III and the history of royal celebrations in Canada with Joanna Lavoie of CP24.
I discussed the history of Canada’s relationship with the monarchy with Samantha Edwards at the Globe and Mail at the time of King Charles III’s coronation.
I discussed the significance of the coronation of King Charles III with CBC News.
Click here to read “Charles is already King. Why do we need a coronation?” at CBC News
In an episode of the Mississauga Heritage Ask a Historian series, I compared the coronations of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 and King Charles III in 2023 and discussed how coronations are celebrated by Canadians.
Click here to watch Ask a Historian: The Coronation of Charles III
I discussed the introduction of an oath by the people as part of the coronation of King Charles III with CTV News.
I discussed the fascinating and eventful history of royal regalia, the Stone of Scone and the coronation chair with Alessia Passafiume at the Toronto Star.
I discussed the symbolism and public image of King Charles III’s coronation with Stephanie Marin at Le Devoir
Click here to read “Des symboles verts pour redorer l’image du roi” in Le Devoir
I discussed controversies associated with coronations from a riot at William the Conqueror’s coronation in 1066 to the guest list for King Charles III’s coronation in 2023.
Click here to read “Amid the pomp and pageantry, coronations court controversy, too” at CBC News
I compared the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 and the coronation of King Charles III in 2023 in an interview with the Canadian Press.