Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will attend King’s coronation in London next week
“His Majesty will play a titular role in recognizing the importance of the RCMP at home and abroad by highlighting the rich history between the RCMP and the monarchy, which dates back to the genesis of the RCMP during the reign of Queen Victoria,” the force said in a news release on Friday.
During the coronation procession, RCMP members will ride Noble and other horses gifted to the family during Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. Back at home, Canadians will be able to celebrate the King’s coronation at a special event in Ottawa the same day. Canada is one of 15 countries that currently recognize King Charles as head of state, but there is a growing movement, particularly in the Caribbean, to drop the monarchy in favour of becoming republics.
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