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If Canada had a referendum on the monarchy, would you vote to keep it, or to become a republic?

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Continue with the monarchy 0 votes 0.00%
Become a republic 0 votes 0.00%
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Wallsend
SooToday.com

It makes Canada unique. The Americans would give anything to be able to say that they had a King or Queen - also they have Donald Trump.

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APaquet

It makes Canada … the same as every other commonwealth country 🤷🏻‍♂️

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APaquet

This is the exact opposite of American Liberty and Freedom. 🙄 The entire identity of Americanism is Independence from the Crown.

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APaquet
Sudbury.com

Who’s voting “Continue with the Monarchy”

And, why?

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Coach_1 Verified

Probably those who have been watching as an authoritarian thug with financial support from the uber-rich American oligarchs has upended and begun dismantling the structure of the tepublic next door!

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APaquet

Coach 1

Your subjective complaints with no evidence about the USA has little no bearing on Canada being a Constitutional Republic

We can make the EXACT same arguments for the Liberals in Canada today within our Constitutional Monarchy.

LR
Larry H Rayner Verified
InnisfilToday.ca

Look to South of our border, do we really want a Republic??

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APaquet

Yes

SL
Santa Luzia

Because APaquet I've travelled through every state in the USA except one. It's not great if you open your eyes and travel the back roads. Trust me on that. We've owned a home south of the border and graduated from an American university. Canada is much better in many ways. Proud to be Canadian and happy to have cut our connection with the USA.
Go Canada Go

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APaquet

Santa Luzia - Canada becoming a Constitutional Republic would alter its governance model closer to that of France.

It in no way entails us completely changing our systems of governance to that of the US

Should also note that the governance model of the US and the current state of things on the “backroads” as you have anecdotally brought up cannot be directly determined to be cause /effect. Too many variables to make such a distinction

P.S. I guess you’ve never been “backroading” in Canada or in Canada’s urban centres?

Should I state that every bad backroad or city slum in Canada that exist, all be because we have. Constitutional monarchy / Westminster parliament system?

No, you cannot just make such claims without multiple studies and data to support it

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APaquet

I’ve lived out West and had to escape parts of Vancouver that turned into a crime ridden expensive narcotics ridden slum.

I’ve lived in the US urban and rural, and I’ve had the unfortunate experience of living in the GTA

Neither our anecdotal experiences have anything to do with monarchy Vs republic

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kmorant
GuelphToday.com

I'll happily keep the Monarchy.

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APaquet

Why?

CA
Carol Alexson-Henn Verified
BarrieToday.com

The Monarchy is part of our history. We should not be forced to get rid of it because of the diversity of our country.


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Idahaddanuff
BayToday.ca

England doesn't want their king, why should we want him.

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Gramato1
SooToday.com

ABOLISH THE MONARCHY!!!!

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R.J. Bragg
OrilliaMatters.com

At $58 million annually it's money to that could be better spent.

GC
Gregg Collins Verified
BarrieToday.com

At least get rid of the expensive do nothing but take our money Governor General.

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T Ray
ThoroldToday.ca

It costs the Canadian Tax payer millions of dollars. Canada hands over 2% of our postal revenues to the Crown. And for what? It hasn’t help us with Trump. Charles is the Head of State in Canada and not a peep from him with all this talk from Trump taking Canada.



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