Three Kings: Why Succession Reform Is Still Important

Carolyn Harris
Jul 23, 2013
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My article in today’s Kingston Whig-Standard discusses why succession reform remains important even though the arrival of William and Catherine’s baby boy indicates that Elizabeth II will be followed by three Kings.

Click here to read the full article in the Kingston Whig-Standard

I gave a number of interviews about the royal baby on Canada AM and the CTV News Channel today.

Click here to watch one of my royal baby interviews on Canada AM

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