What is frustrating about the video is that the reference to the term ‘British Monarchs’ when in fact the queen is queen of Canada and monarchs post confederation are Canadian monarchs. God save the Queen.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
Why is Canada still a british colony? Why doesn´t it have it´s own monarch?
@musqul8566 Жыл бұрын
@Freedom Fighter Canada has its own monarch. King Charles is a king of Canada in his own right.
@spiritcrunch16 күн бұрын
@@freedomfighterletsgobrandonCanada is in what is called a personal union with the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the other Realms. Personal union means we share a monarch but are independent kingdoms/realms.
@paulstreet91625 жыл бұрын
A great series by the Ottawa Citizen that really gets to go behind the closed door of Centre Block. The guide for this video is very effective but has an annoying reference to "British Monarchs" when in fact they have been Canadian Monarchs (at least since the Statute of Westminster).
@shamirpatel35695 жыл бұрын
Exactly right.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
Why is Canada still a british colony? Why doesn´t it have it´s own monarch?
@paulstreet91622 жыл бұрын
@@freedomfighterletsgobrandon it isn't and it does. She is also the Queen of Jamaica and a host of other Commonwealth Realms. The UK PM once recommended against the Queen attending a Commonwealth meeting in the Canada. So, she asked the Canadian PM and he recommended she attend. She attended on the advice as the Queen of Canada.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
@@paulstreet9162 I have never heard of a state that does not even host it´s own head of state. The Queen of Canada does not even live in Canada. This is just ridiculous. If she really wants to be the head of state of 15 independant nations, she should change her residence at least once a year into a different commonwealth realm. That means she should at least live a full year in Canada every 15 years. Otherwise she would be the british Queen first and the canadian Queen second and that truly sounds like a colony or a second class nation.
@InfinitePiechotta3 жыл бұрын
Really need to pump the brakes on clapping after hand gestures.
@fassay3 жыл бұрын
Damnit bobby
@ce18343 жыл бұрын
They are our monarch! Long live the Queen of Canada!!
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
Why is Canada still a british colony? Why doesn´t it have it´s own monarch?
@reminder91462 жыл бұрын
@@freedomfighterletsgobrandon Canada is a completely independent country. It is in no way beholden to the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. In fact the Crown of Canada and the Crown of the United Kingdom are different corporate entities. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II simply happens to be the holder of both of them.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
@@reminder9146 I have never heard of a state that does not even host it´s own head of state. The Queen of Canada does not even live in Canada. This is just ridiculous. If she really wants to be the head of state of 15 independant nations, she should change her residence at least once a year into a different commonwealth realm. That means she should at least live a full year in Canada every 15 years. Otherwise she would be the british Queen first and the canadian Queen second and that truly sounds like a colony or a second class nation.
@reminder91462 жыл бұрын
@@freedomfighterletsgobrandon Sounds to me like you don't understand three fundamental concepts. First, what a colony is. Second, is the concept of a head of state, especially in the Westminster system. Lastly, the concept of sovereignty. How about this. Stop being that Lincolnite you obviously are, and let Canadians, as well as the other commonwealth realms, define their own relationships to each other and their head of state. Also, you'd do well to know what a Personal Union is. I'm sorry, but your logic doesn't follow because you're attempting to apply a square peg to a round system. But why shouldn't a Lincoln-loving Yankee happily affix himself to the idea he knows better than those who would govern themselves.
@johncabrera41714 жыл бұрын
¡God Save the Queen of Canada! 🍁👑🇨🇦👑🇨🇦👸🇨🇦👑🇨🇦👑🍁 ¡Dieu Sauve la Reine du Canada!
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
Why is Canada still a british colony? Why doesn´t it have it´s own monarch?
@blackbird40623 жыл бұрын
7:41 whoopiedoo. Showing that women don't paint as much as men puts little girls down. Why not mention it at all so that we are all equal.
@rickyrickardo8347 Жыл бұрын
How many million tax payer dollars were wasted on this building simply for pageantry when we can't find any money to help our veterans.
@spiritcrunch16 күн бұрын
We have the money for veterans. This isn't america. Everyone gets free healthcare and we haven't been in many recent wars. There is nothing wrong with spending some money on having a nice cultured parliament building.
@Pius-XI5 жыл бұрын
Canada is such a young country and has to get all it's traditions and history from the UK. Hard to believe that no building is older than 100 years old in Canada. Even America had buildings and institutions over than 400 years.
@daveunbelievable63132 жыл бұрын
that is hard to beleive, mainly because its not at all trueen.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_oldest_buildings_in_Canada#:~:text=British%20Columbia%20%20%20%20Building%20%20,%20Oak%20Bay%20%2030%20more%20rows%20
@daveunbelievable63132 жыл бұрын
British colonisation of the Americas began in Newfoundland
@Pius-XI Жыл бұрын
@@daveunbelievable6313 My comment is still valid. I'm talking about buildings, traditions and history. Not where the British first set foot in North America
@rickyrickardo8347 Жыл бұрын
My house is over 100 years old in Canada.
@CanImperator5 ай бұрын
You really need to do some research if you think there are no buildings older than 100 years in Canada. Even some of the buildings on Parliament hill are older than that.
@MizMite20023 жыл бұрын
america has nothing as beautiful as this
@Pius-XI2 жыл бұрын
US Capitol, Library of Congress, The Breakers, The White House, The Elms, The Old, State, Navy Building, The many, many state capitols of individual states. The many official residences of governors of individual states. Boston public library, New York public library, The Morgan library. All these places I mentioned are also way older than Canada, so either your jealous or you just don't appreciate good history.
@nathanpayne6765Ай бұрын
@@Pius-XI Or it's their subjective opinion which you just so happen not to share...
@Pius-XIАй бұрын
@nathanpayne6765 Just a fact of life. Not my fault you can't handle it
@Pius-XIАй бұрын
@@nathanpayne6765 .
@nathanpayne6765Ай бұрын
@@Pius-XI Oh, I can handle it. A lot of the buildings you listed I do personally prefer to ours in Canada (though I personally think that the Palazzo Ducale that used to hold the Venetian government tops them all), I'm just saying that the original poster is entitled to their opinion (especially considering it's about something as subject as architectural preferences), and shouldn't be called jealous or unappreciative just because your opinion differs. Both have equal value. Just a fact of life.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandon2 жыл бұрын
Why is Canada still a british colony? Why doesn´t it have it´s own monarch?
@nathanpayne6765Ай бұрын
We are not still a British colony. The King is formally the King of Canada, it's just that the King of Canada and the King of the United Kingdom are the same person.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandonАй бұрын
@@nathanpayne6765 Why don´t you elect your own King?
@nathanpayne6765Ай бұрын
@@freedomfighterletsgobrandon Well, there's not really any need to. And I suppose you could make the case that when Canada first became a country, we did choose to stay a part of the Commonwealth, and so accepted the British Monarch as our own. The King's role (well, it's more the Governor General's role most of the time) is almost entirely ceremonial, so not only would choosing a new King only for Canada be a lot of fuss, there's also a few things to keep in mind, like how the King is not really supposed to show any political leanings, so that he remains as uncontroversial as possible and can be a unifying figure for everyone in the country. If the King were to be elected, he would undoubtedly owe his support to one political party or another, which could alienate everyone else, even if they are in the minority, which would lead to a lot more general unhappiness with regards to the monarchy than if we just continue to keep the British monarch, whose family has been on the throne for long enough that the way they came to it has hardly any relation at all to current politics. Not to mention, even just trying to pick the candidates would be a nightmare. Even if we were to dust off the old way that the government of the Venetian Republic elected their monarch, the Doge/Doxe/Duke (which I'll happily explain more of if you aren't familiar), there would still almost certainly be public outcry. Like I said, if we stick with the British line, we already know who's in line for the throne ... the line of succession at the moment covers for at least 63 people, so we know who to expect, and we know that they're already not allowed to really take sides on anything, publicly at least.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandonАй бұрын
@@nathanpayne6765 What if the King openly shows partisan leanings? I mean his 2nd son Harry Windsor and his wife have clearly shown political bias.
@freedomfighterletsgobrandonАй бұрын
@@nathanpayne6765 If the King is only ceremonial and largely unimportant, then what about not having a King at all?